September, 2020
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Intertek Laboratories Supports Customers from Prototype to Production
By Arnold Fletcher, Contributor
into a marketable product. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in New Jersey, Intertek Laborato- ries is a privately owned small business that offers comprehensive solutions to germinate new ideas and turn them into fielded products. The company’s state-of-the-art facility in Stir-
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ling, New Jersey, comprises 10,000 ft2 (approx. 1,000m2) of space for full-scale manufacturing and a fully equipped quality lab, electrical and me- chanical engineering, a machine shop, and admin- istration. The company provides a full
range of services that include engi- neering, manufacturing and equip-
Metallic Resources, Inc. Superior Quality Electrolytic Solders
Intertek provides testing and optical and X-ray inspection.
ment. “Intertek’s highly skilled and experienced engineering team works hand in hand with our partners to provide superior products at an ex- ceptional value to our customers,” says Mary La Bella, president of In- tertek. “We work with our partners to develop engineering solutions for our customers that are both effective and easy to manufacture.” Areas of expertise include 3D
CAD, specialized electronic hardware, customized automated test equipment, fixtures, and PCB assembly.
Technical Assistance As part of its services, cus-
tomers can take advantage of In-
From design and prototyping to short
runs and full production assembly, Intertek provides full-service support to its customers.
tertek’s technical assistance and con- sulting services. Builds include quick turns, prototypes, engineering design and support and production assem- bly. The company also offers compo- nent procurement, wire and cable harness assembly, custom automatic computer-controlled test equipment, industrial electronic test equipment, electromechanical subassembly, X- ray, and helium leak testing. From design and prototyping to
short runs and full production assem- bly, Intertek provides full-service support to its customers. With fabri- cation, assembly and engineering in a single facility, the company can maintain control of critical path items. Intertek has in-house machin- ing capabilities, as well as full-scale electronics assembly equipment. “Whether our customer requires
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ISO 9001:2015 Certified | ISO 14001:2015 Certified
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sales@metallicresources.com 330 - 425 - 3155
Intertek offers a range of services, from quick turns and prototypes to volume production.
very innovative device begins with a great idea, but often requires a supportive envi- ronment to help it take shape and develop it
prototyping or high-volume production or high-vol- ume production, we ensure that their needs are met — often exceeded — with products that are re- ceived on time and functioning to their exact spec- ifications,” says La Bella. “We upgrade our equip- ment and facility on a regular basis to ensure we address changing manufacturing challenges and requirements.” Intertek maintains the design and production
equipment required to fabricate the products it de- signs and builds. As part of its quality standards, the company is certified to both ISO9001:2015 and AS9100:2016.
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