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The Lab at Brookes Bell

Bidston, United Kingdom

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What The Lab at Brookes Bell does.

The Lab at Brookes Bell is a leading scientific laboratory in the United Kingdom, conducting forensic examinations and material tests, as well as fuel analysis and non-destructive testing. The company offers a variety of services in the fields of materials testing and non-destructive testing. Specialized areas include metallurgy, non-destructive testing, high-resolution microscopy, and eddy current technologies. The company's experts are specialized in the marine, energy industry, and industrial sectors, and operate laboratories in England. The Lab is part of Brookes Bell, a LLP with its headquarters in Liverpool.

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