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ATEQ Corp.

Livonia, MI, US • 250 - 499 Employees
Architecture Firm/Engineering Firm

For more than 40 years, ATEQ Corp. has been producing and servicing high quality, fast, accurate, compact, customizable leak testing instruments for various applications such as medical devices, industrial equipment, automotive parts and packaging, minimizing production time and waste. The original ATEQ division, Leak Testing, was founded in 1975 by Jacques Mouchet who had a vision to replace traditional production line leak detection methods with computerized dry, clean air leak testers that were fast, fully automated, calibrated and compliant with international quality standards. ATEQ's instruments can detect a wide range of leaks from a small air leak in a medical tube, bottle cap, or ink cartridge to a large leak in an automotive transmission.Everything leaks, even if it's gas molecules that permeate the metal or plastic in which they're stored. When a leak exceeds the specified tolerance standard, it can mean environmental contamination, loss of sterility or component failure. Having a leak detection protocol is a key part of any quality assurance process. ATEQ offers a variety of tools to integrate into production lines and QA testing facilities. These highly sensitive machines help you establish the success of your production processes and build credibility in the marketplace.When you have a need to integrate such testing in your production line, contact one of our sales engineers. They have the experience and depth of knowledge to quickly understand the requirements needed in the testing environment. ATEQ has:- More than 5,000 customers including large multinational companies such as Toyota, GM, Baxter, Sony, HP…- More than 100,000 Leak and Flow Test instruments sold in over 37 countries- More instruments sold than any of our nearest competitors- 26 wholly owned ATEQ® subsidiaries spread across the most developed countries in the world, plus 12 specialized local representatives