MIDHANI secures S400 approval from GE Aerospace 
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MIDHANI secures S400 approval from GE Aerospace

MIDHANI has secured Independent and International Metallic Material Laboratory (S400) approval for wide range of chemical, mechanical and metallurgical testing from GE Aerospace

Defence Watch Bureau

New Delhi: Mishra Dhatu Nigam Limited (MIDHANI) on Thursday said that it has become the first company in India to secure Independent and International Metallic Material Laboratory (S400) approval for wide range of chemical, mechanical and metallurgical testing from GE Aerospace.

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In an official statement the defence PSU said, "This prestigious recognition reflects our unwavering commitment to quality, technical excellence, and global standards in metallic material testing and qualification. The achievement reinforces MIDHANI's position as a trusted partner to the global aerospace industry and marks another significant step in India's journey towards self-reliance in advanced materials."

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"We extend our sincere gratitude to GE Aerospace for their confidence and collaboration, and to our dedicated team whose expertise and commitment made this achievement possible. Together, we continue to strengthen India's capabilities in the global aerospace ecosystem," it further added.

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