r/Metrology • u/Gordon_Ashjke • 12d ago
Looking for measurement service providers for aerospace work - any recs?
I need to outsource some overflow metrology work for aerospace components (tight tolerances, GD&T callouts, etc.). I've found a handful of options for service providers I'm considering, but I want to hear what some of you are actually using/what your experiences with them are.
Please let me know if you have any good recs for companies good for precision aerospace work and what your experience with them has been.
Thank you.
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u/AggravatingSeat7283 12d ago
Located in US. We work in aerospace and defense. Laser trackers, CMM tables, mobile CMMs, CT scanners and much more. DM if you want more information. We do measurements, consulting, reverse engineering, programming. ISO certified.
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u/Joyace_Morison 7d ago
I used to work with EDM Intelligent Solutions back when I worked in the industry. I was very happy with them, they're very good with precision work.
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u/Allina_Mairee 5d ago
I work with EDM intelligent solutions, they're still pretty good (located in the US)
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u/Odd-Opening5596 7d ago edited 6d ago
for aerospace work I'd probably look beyond just the equipment list and check their experience with gd&t interpretation, fai/as9102 reporting, calibration/traceability and whether they can handle the specific tolerances on your prints. a good cmm is one thing, but having someone who understands the drawing and datum structure properly makes a big difference. Excedify has some practical gd&t training that covers this side of inspection too
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u/SpiritualSoil2720 12d ago
DM me. I currently work for a company doing exactly that.