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Materials facilities in FL

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Facility · FAC-70734 Historical

Materials Engineering Laboratory

Panama City, FL

The Materials Engineering Laboratory is equipped with a variety of instruments. Some of these are: a scanning electon microscope, x-ray microanalysis system, alloy identification systems, a carbon determinator, several stereomicroscopes, hardness testers, hardness and thickness gauges, a permeability indicator, a passivation tester, and a coating thickness gauge. Many of the above instruments are readily portable to support unique project requirements.

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