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7 normalizing suppliers across 6 states and provinces in 1 country. Profiles show capabilities, materials, certifications, and facility locations so you can compare shops and build a shortlist.

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Advanced Heat Treat Corp. (AHT) is a commercial heat treater and metallurgical solutions provider established in 1981, founded by Gary Sharp. AHT operates four locations across Iowa (Waterloo), Alabama (Cullman), and Michigan (Monroe), offering over 20 treatment options including nitriding, nitrocarburizing, and conventional heat treating.

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ARC Services is a veteran-owned specialty mechanical contractor founded in 2010 by Navy Veteran Roddy Phillips. It helps keep power and industrial plants in peak operating condition by providing specialty welding, machining, heat treatment, and NDT services to plant owners, OEMs, and maintenance and general contractors. Markets served include nuclear, fossil, and industrial. ARC holds three ASME certifications and two National Board certifications.

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Canton Drop Forge, Inc. is a closed die forging company based in Canton, Ohio, specializing in custom drop forgings for high-performance applications. It serves markets including aerospace, defense, power generation, oilfield, mining, transportation, and shipbuilding, and offers in-house die sinking, heat treatment, engineering and design, and inspection and testing.

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COULTER FORGE, LLC

EMERYVILLE, CA

Coulter Forge is a family owned and operated small business manufacturer of high-quality forgings. The company produces open die and rolled ring forgings in various materials, sizes and configurations, and offers in-house heat treating and machining of forgings.

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DELTA H Technologies, LLC manufactures heat treating furnaces and ovens for the aerospace, military, and industrial markets, meeting AMS2750H and Nadcap requirements. Founded by Richard Conway, the company designs and builds systems for processing aluminum alloy, tool steel, titanium, PH stainless steel, and composites, and serves aerospace OEMs, MROs, component repair and overhaul facilities, and aircraft parts manufacturers.

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EVANS HEAT TREATING COMPANY

HUNTINGDON VALLEY, PA

Evans Heat Treating is a full service heat treating facility specializing in aging, annealing, hardening, nitriding, nitriding and malcomizing of stainless steel, and stress relieving. It is accredited by Nadcap and ISO 9001:2015 Registered and serves industries including automotive, fastener, aerospace, nuclear, and general tool & die. The company traces its origins to the Drever Heat Treating Company in 1939 and has operated as Evans Heat Treating since 1991; it is a small family-run business.

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Forge Resources Group (FRG) is a closed-die forging company that began in 1988 when the Jones family purchased DeKalb Forge. It operates six forge facilities in Illinois and Michigan, producing custom closed-die forgings from hammers, presses, and upsetters, with in-house engineering and heat treatment. Sales exceed $50 million annually, serving aerospace, railroad, mining, oil & gas, truck, off-highway, medical, agriculture, and shipbuilding markets.

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