EN 2002, all parts2 laboratories in United States are accredited by A2LA for at least one part of EN 2002. Each lab card shows which parts it holds. From the accredited scope text: “EN 2002-005 Tensile Strength (Room Temperature) ASTM A370, B557, E8/E8M, E517; DIN 895, 10237, 20125, 50140; EN 2002-1; ISO 6892-1, 6892-2; NASM 1312-8 N Value ASTM E646 R Value ASTM E517 Tensile Stre” “EN 2002-1; ISO 6892-1 Cryogenic Tensile SOP 94.002; ISO 6892-3 Mechanical Testing (Dynamic)1 Crack Propagation / Crack Growth ASTM E647; SOP 92.002 Conducting Force-Controlled Constant- Amplitude Axia”
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Cleveland, OH, US
EN 2002-005 Tensile Strength (Room Temperature) ASTM A370, B557, E8/E8M, E517; DIN 895, 10237, 20125, 50140; EN 2002-1; ISO 6892-1, 6892-2; NASM 1312-8 N Value ASTM E646 R Value ASTM E517 Tensile Strength (Elevated Temp, Up to 20
Huntington Beach, CA, US
EN 2002-1; ISO 6892-1 Cryogenic Tensile SOP 94.002; ISO 6892-3 Mechanical Testing (Dynamic)1 Crack Propagation / Crack Growth ASTM E647; SOP 92.002 Conducting Force-Controlled Constant- Amplitude Axial Fatigue Tests of Metallic Mater
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