Element strengthens its position in automotive and medical markets
To strengthen its position in the German automotive and medical markets, Element Materials Technology has acquired the product testing company, EMV Testhaus. Founded in 1991 by Charlotte Klein and Rudolf Klein, EMV Testhaus specialises in EMC, wireless, product and safety testing, and has customers across a wide range of industries including IoT, medical and automotive. EMV Testhaus has a laboratory in Germany and a branch office in Taiwan.
Charles Noall, President and CEO at Element, said: “We are extremely pleased to bring EMV Testhaus into the Element family. The German automotive industry is pioneering tremendous change with the rapid development of connected autonomous vehicles and electrification.
“Through the acquisition of EMV Testhaus we expand our existing EMC testing capabilities, which is an important offering to customers that need to test whether their vehicles are electromagnetically compatible. We will also broaden our service offering to our wider automotive and medical customers and expand our geographical footprint in Southern Germany, Austria and Eastern Europe.”
Charlotte Klein, General Manager at EMV Testhaus said: “We are excited to join Element, to become part of such a strong leading global company and add our capabilities to it. As we come together as businesses, we look forward to introducing our customers and colleagues to the Element Group’s strength and capabilities.”
Element is a Product Qualification company that sits at the forefront of testing and qualifying existing products and new innovations in the Aerospace, Transportation, Infrastructure, Energy, Medical Device, IoT and Consumer sectors.