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VERTICON 2025
March 11 – 12, 2025
Kay Baley Hutchison Convention Center
Dallas, TX, USA
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Ashot provides advanced machining, gear cutting and grinding capabilities with a full array of state-of-the-art equipment. Steel alloy processing includes stainless steel, titanium, nickel-based super alloys and composite materials.
Ashot has over 200 machining centers, including:
Our cutting-edge facility includes a full-service metallurgical laboratory that enables verification of all results in-house. We offer a complete range of heat treatment capabilities:
Ashot conducts NADCAP-approved chemical processes in-house. Our professional staff includes level-3 metallurgists, chemists, process and mechanical engineers.
Chemical processes include:
Includes in-house level 3:
Shot peening includes:
For more than five decades, Ashot Ashkelon Industries has been supplying tungsten-based heavy metal products to the aerospace and defense
Ashot uses the cold isostatic pressing technology and a variety of sintering techniques including deformation and heat treatment
Ashot’s highly qualified professional teams produce, assemble, and test a variety of complex systems in our advanced facilities.
Our technicians conduct close tolerance assembly using manual, semi-automatic and robotic equipment, precision instruments, load bench facilities and test.
Our engineering group designs, builds and installs advanced technology solutions for testing assembled systems according to customer specifications.
Ashot’s R&D department develops innovative solutions for aerospace and military assemblies and components.
Our built-to-spec product design capabilities include concurrent engineering, product development, geometric design, gear design, stress analysis material selection, and test rigs. All designs comply with aerospace standards, and some have yielded US patents.