Component Testing & Diagnostics News
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Element Aquires Singapore Test Services
Element Materials Technology strengthens its position in Singapore with the acquisition of Singapore Test Services.
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What Happens When Companies Wait Too Long to Update Test Equipment
Whether testing wires and connectors, cables, harnesses or full assemblies, Nexeya has a solution for your needs.
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Element Bolsters Position in the North American Mobility Market
Element Materials Technology bolsters its position in the North American mobility market with the acquisition of Trialon Corporation.
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Element Joins the United Nations Global Compact
Element Materials Technology (Element) is proud to announce that it has become a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact.
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Element Appoints New Singapore General Manager for Admaterials
Element Materials Technology (Element) has announced the appointment of Sherly Wijaya as the new General Manager for Admaterials in Singapor…
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Element Materials Technology Acquired by Temasek
Element Materials Technology Group, global leader in testing, inspection, and certification services, has been acquired by Temasek.
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No Matter How Long It Takes, We Perform Every Test
Whether a test lasts 2.117 seconds or 10.00 hours – IMA Dresden prepare and carry out every single impact test with the same meticulousness.
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SGS to Perform Control-Command & Signaling Assessments
SGS in has been endorsed to assess control-command and signaling systems against the European technical specifications for interoperability.
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IMA Dresden: The Heart of Our Test Benches
IMA Dresden explains how the heart of their test benches is the hydraulic system which is constantly supplying the test bench with oil.
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IMA Dresden: Day 2 at the JEC Dach Forum
IMA Dresden are at the JEC Dach Forum in Frankfurt, discussing sustainability, e-mobility and thermoplastic composites.
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SGS in Mexico Achieves New Accreditation
SGS has achieved new accreditation by the Mexican Accreditation Body to act as an Independent Safety Assessment body (ISA).

