Jul 10 2013
Architectural Testing's Kent, Washington laboratory has been accredited by NFRC to perform thermal tests in accordance with NFRC 102, which specifies the methods used for determining the thermal transmittance of window and door products. The recently added thermal testing capability in the northwest adds to ATI's existing network of laboratories for a total of 4 thermal test facilities nationwide.
This milestone represents ATI's second thermal test chamber positioned in the Pacific Time zone along with their laboratory in Fresno, California. Additional chambers are also located in St. Paul, Minnesota and York, Pennsylvania. "Our customers have been anxious to have additional thermal test options in the Pacific Northwest and we are happy to be fulfilling that need," Jeff Dideon, Director – Regional Operations, stated upon approval by NFRC.
For additional information on NFRC 102 and to download the standard, NFRC's website can be accessed directly through this link. Information on Thermal Testing and Simulation can be found here and a directory of all Architectural Testing laboratories can be found here. Manufacturers interested in having their products tested may contact the laboratory directly.
Founded in 1975, Architectural Testing, Inc. (ATI) is a leading ISO/IEC 17025 accredited building products testing laboratory providing more than 2000 defined test protocols at one or more of its fourteen full-service laboratories. Whether at your place, our place or in the field, from Acoustics to Fire and everything in between, Architectural Testing is the total solution for evaluation, testing and certification. For more information, visit www.archtest.com.
For more information or to schedule an interview, contact Jeff Dideon at 253-395-5656 or [email protected]
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