AMECO USA

Address

4600 W. 160 St.
Cleveland
Ohio, 44135
United States

Phone: 1 800 822-9402

Fax: 1 440 899-9401

AMECO USA is a metal fabrication solutions provider specializing in innovative methods to Design and Build Engineering Products, in many types of Steel, Steel Alloys, Stainless Steels, and other Metals and their alloys.

AMECO USA has extensive experience in producing Light to Heavy Plate Fabricated and Machined components, from simple to complex. Processes include Rolling, Brake Forming, Shearing, all types of Cutting and Welding, and many other custom processes.

In addition, AMECO USA offers expertise in services that include:

Grinding
Punching
Heat Treating
Machining.

AMECO USA provides expert assistance in Metallurgical, Quality Process Consulting.

Intelligent Passive Road Sensor (IRS) for Accurate Road Measurements

The Intelligent Passive Road Sensors (IRS) can accurately detect road temperature, water film height, ice percentage and much more.

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CVD Diamond for Electronic Thermal Management

The CVD Diamond from Element Six is a high purity synthetic diamond that is used for electronic thermal management.

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Powder Rheology Accessory

The Powder Rheology Accessory expands TA Instruments’ Discovery Hybrid Rheometer (DHR) capabilities to powders, enabling characterization of behaviors during storage, dispensing, processing, and end use.

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A to Z of Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling

This article provides an end-of-life assessment of lithium-ion batteries, focusing on the recycling of an ever-growing amount of spent Li-Ion batteries in order to work toward a sustainable and circular approach to battery use and reuse.

Which Alloys Are Prone to Corrosion, and How Can We Prevent This?

Corrosion is the degradation of an alloy caused by its exposure to the environment. Corrosion deterioration of metallic alloys exposed to the atmosphere or other adverse conditions is prevented using a variety of techniques.

An Overview of Post Irradiation Examination (PIE) Techniques

Due to the ever-increasing demand for energy, the demand for nuclear fuel has also increased, which has further created a significant increase in the requirement for post-irradiation examination (PIE) techniques.

AMECO USA

Using Focused Ion Beam Without Gallium For “Damage-Free” TEM Specimen Preparation

Keeping Egypt's Water Clean with High-Quality Water Analysis

Optimizing The Asphalt Production and Laying Process with Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)

Intelligent Passive Road Sensor (IRS) for Accurate Road Measurements

CVD Diamond for Electronic Thermal Management

Powder Rheology Accessory

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Using Total Organic Carbon (TOC) Monitoring to Close the Metrology Gap

The Characterization of Bonded Wafers

Staying Flexible in Condition Monitoring

Achieving Quality Surface Finishing for Technical Ceramic Materials

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A to Z of Lithium-Ion Battery Recycling

Which Alloys Are Prone to Corrosion, and How Can We Prevent This?

An Overview of Post Irradiation Examination (PIE) Techniques

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Using Focused Ion Beam Without Gallium For “Damage-Free” TEM Specimen Preparation

Keeping Egypt's Water Clean with High-Quality Water Analysis

Optimizing The Asphalt Production and Laying Process with Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)

13D Bioprinting Capsules for Probiotic Bacteria

2How Can Carbon Fiber-Reinforced Composites Improve Steel Strands in Concrete?

3Scientists Use CO2 to Create Bioplastics

4New Fabrication Process for Curved Concrete Shells with Robotic Spraying

5Using Microbial Fuel Cells to Treat Wastewater

6Presenting a Rechargeable Thin-Film All-Solid-State Lithium Battery Cell

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