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HP1-1QPL BOEING PROCESS SPECIFICATION Revision a QUALIFIED PROCESSOR LIST 20 July 2010 the BOEING COMPANY Page 1 of 13 HP1-1QPL BOEING PROCESS SPECIFICATION Revision A QUALIFIED PROCESSOR LIST 20 July 2010 THE BOEING COMPANY Page 1 of 13 STEELS, HEAT TREATMENT OF THE FOLLOWING SOURCES ARE APPROVED TO PERFORM HEAT TREATMENT OF STEEL IN ACCORDANCE WITH HP1-1. THESE SOURCES MUST ALSO BE LISTED IN D1-4426 Supplier Info Supplier Comments BE10271208 LIMITED TO VACUUM HEAT TREAT AERMET 100 ONLY. 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