Ultrasonic Non-destructive testing equipment

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Buyers

Robert Gordon University

Value

£75,000

Classifications

Machines and apparatus for testing and measuring
Research, testing and scientific technical simulator
Miscellaneous evaluation or testing instruments
Repair and maintenance services of testing apparatus
Non-destructive testing services

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tender

Submission Deadline

1 year ago

Published

1 year ago

Description

RGU is required to purchase one piece of Ultrasonic Non-destructive testing equipment for use within the School of Engineering.  It is seen as key piece of equipment to support teaching and research at the University.

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Robert Gordon University

Body governed by public law

Helen Gowen

[email protected]

+44 1224262059

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