Advanced Metallurgical Services (AMS Testing) Ltd

Advanced Metallurgical Services (AMS Testing) Ltd

Address
20 Main Rd,
Oldham
OL9 6LR
United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (1706) 882891
Fax: +44 1706 882893
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Advanced Metallurgical Services (AMS Testing) Ltd is a family-owned business and was founded in 1990. With more than 30 years of experience, our distinct purpose is to provide the highest quality materials testing services in the industry.

When the lab was founded its main purpose was to serve a steel stockholding company, however, over the years that developed to a stand-alone laboratory that serves a wide variety of industries. Most recently, in February 2020, AMS reached a big milestone and moved to new facilities which were coupled with a big investment to upgrade all the equipment.

AMS has evolved from initially providing its services to a single steel stockholder, to a leading materials testing lab.

Today, AMS prides itself on an extensive schedule of UKAS accredited tests and offers a large range of testing services tomany industry sectors. AMS is proud of its comprehensive product knowledge and the staff’s ability to provide technical support to all its customers. AMS has successfully developed a unique position within the laboratory testing scene providing immediate friendly, personal, and professional advice from extensive experience in many sectors.

 

Primary Activity

Provider of Welding, Heat Treatment,and Material selection services.

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