“Advanced Heat Treat Corp. (AHT), a recognized leader in heat treat services and metallurgical solutions, announced that it has renewed its Nadcap® accreditation in heat treating – a recognition held since 2013. The renewed status is valid until November 30, 2027.

Under its Nadcap accreditation, AHT can accommodate the following AMS specifications: 2757 (Gas Nitrocarburizing), 2759/6 (Gas Nitriding), 2759/8 (Ion Nitriding), 2759/10 (Gas Nitriding), 2759/12 (Gas Nitrocarburizing) and 2759/13 (Gas Nitrocarburizing). The heat treater also complies with numerous customer specifications. More details can be found at https://www.ahtcorp.com/applications/aerospace-nadcap-nitriding/. 

“Our Nadcap accreditation reaffirms AHT’s dedication to the highest standards of heat treating for the aerospace industry and beyond,” said Mikel Woods, President of Advanced Heat Treat Corp. “By maintaining this level of certification, we not only validate our processes but also give our customers confidence that their parts will meet the rigorous demands of their applications.”

The company is heavily involved in the aerospace industry, serving on the Nadcap Heat Treating Task Group, Aerospace Metals and Engineering Committee (AMEC) and AMS B Finishes, Processes and Fluids Committee. AHT also regularly attends industry events, such as the Aerospace & Defense Supplier Summit and various Nadcap meetings. 

The Nadcap® Heat Treating accreditation (Merit Status) is held at AHT’s MidPort Blvd. location in Waterloo, Iowa. The heat treater also has locations in Cullman, Alabama; Monroe, Michigan; and another location on Burton Ave. in Waterloo, Iowa. 

For more information about Advanced Heat Treat Corp. and its services, please visit www.ahtcorp.com or call 319-232-5221.

About Advanced Heat Treat Corp. Established in 1981, Advanced Heat Treat Corp. (AHT) is a recognized leader in providing heat treat services and superior metallurgical solutions to companies across the globe, with locations in Alabama, Iowa and Michigan. Their UltraGlow® family of processes includes plasma ion nitriding, ferritic nitrocarburizing (FNC), gas nitriding, UltraOx®, through hardening, carburizing, carbonitriding, induction hardening and many more.”

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