Seville

About Element Seville

Element Seville, formerly known as TEAMS S.L, a NADCAP accredited laboratory is a Center of Excellence in Composite Materials and a specialist provider of destructive and non-destructive (NDT) materials testing and component testing services. 

Located at the Aerospace Technology Park of Andalusia, Aerópolis, in the epicenter of the Andalusian aerospace industry, Element Seville is one of the few laboratories in Europe with the capacity and approval to carry out testing of major components for the global aerospace sector and is an approved Tier 1 supplier to Airbus. 

Laboratory Capabilities and Services 

Element Seville provides a comprehensive range of destructive and non-destructive materials testing services; engineering advisory services; product qualification testing (PQT); and vibration testing services for both metals and a wide variety of advanced materials.

The services include:

• Composite materials testing
• Mechanical testing of composites and light alloys
• Physio-chemical analysis of composites
• Optical micro-examination of composite materials
• Structural testing
• Multiaxial testing
• Bespoke mechanical testing
• Environmental testing
• Specimen preparation

The laboratory is focused on providing technical support to industry in materials behavior, through mechanical, physical chemical, and structural testing on both materials and components.

With highly experienced engaged technicians and test engineers, the laboratory has the capacity and expertise to offer a bespoke test solution that involves the concept design and creation of a testing program according to your exact project requirements. 

Our Accreditations 

Element Seville is ISO 17025 accredited and holds NADCAP accreditation for non-metallic materials testing (NMMT), metallic materials testing (MTL), and non-destructive testing (NDT).

The customer approvals include; Airbus, Boeing, Bombardier, Embraer, etc. 

The full scope of our accreditations and approvals is available for download below.

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