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NTS Celebrates 60 Years of Continued Innovation and Expansion

National Technical Systems, Inc. (“NTS”), is celebrating its 60th anniversary.

Established in 1961 by engineers Dr. Jack Lin and Aaron Cohen, NTS has grown from a single lab in Southern California to the reigning winner of the NASA Space Flight Awareness Award and a leader in qualification testing with 28 laboratories in North America. Built on a history of innovation, NTS has continually expanded its services over six decades. NTS provides tests across more than 70 distinct categories, including climatic, structural, dynamics, fluid flow, EMI/EMC, lightning, product safety, acoustics, failure analysis, chemical, and other industry-specific tests. The company’s broad portfolio of tests allows customers in a wide variety of high-performance end markets, including civil aviation, space, defense, energy, automotive, medical, wireless, telecommunications, athletic equipment, consumer electronics, and information technology, to bring their most innovative products to market quickly and safely.

“We are proud of our history, not only for all that NTS has accomplished as the leader in testing to the highest standard, but because we have always operated from a foundation of best-in-class technical expertise and investment for the future,” said Ray Milchovich, CEO of NTS. “We look forward to continuing to serve our customers by helping them deliver products the world can trust.”

In the last year, NTS has furthered its space qualification testing by expanding its thermal vacuum (TVAC) testing capabilities in its Los Angeles laboratory, installing a MIL-STD 167 vibration simulator and Highly Accelerated Life Test (HALT) capabilities in its Huntsville, Alabama laboratory, and investing in two new T4000 shakers at its Santa Clarita, California facility. Over the last several years, NTS has also made significant investments to further its international footprint, particularly in Canada and Europe.

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Even during the COVID-19 pandemic, NTS maintained its focus on Helping Customers Deliver Products the World Can Trust. In March 2020, NTS continued its legacy of innovation by introducing its Remote Test Witnessing System —a critical service for customers restricted from visiting labs in person. This capability provided NTS customers with the ability to meet their internal product development deadlines while operating in a work-from-home environment. “As the world continues to change, NTS will always remain at the forefront of testing innovation and customer care,” said Milchovich.

Source: National Technical Systems (NTS)

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