specialty manufacturing

Adesis is a contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) that partners with pharmaceutical, medical device, and specialty materials companies to develop, scale, and commercialize complex chemistry from early discovery through manufacturing. It operates US facilities in Delaware and a 17-acre site in County Clare, Ireland, and is a subsidiary of Universal Display Corporation (Nasdaq OLED).

analytical chemistrychiral separationcustom peptide synthesisdeuterationdiscovery chemistryflow chemistryGC-MSHPLC-MSNMRprocess chemistryScale upsolid-phase synthesissolution-phase synthesis

Busek Co. Inc. is engaged in applied research, hardware development and specialty manufacturing in space propulsion, emphasizing electric propulsion, power electronics and material science. Founded in 1985 by Dr. Vlad Hruby, it built the first U.S. Hall thruster to fly in space and provides advanced electric propulsion thrusters for military, government, and commercial satellites. Facilities in Natick, MA total over 33,000 square feet of engineering, laboratory, product assembly, and testing space.

applied researchelectric propulsionhardware developmentmagnetic field designmaterial scienceplasma physicspower electronicsproduct assemblytesting

Carbon Solutions, Inc. (CSI), located in Riverside, California, was established in 1998 to manufacture single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs) in bulk quantities. It produces high quality carbon nanotube materials for commercial sale, develops purity evaluation techniques, and was the first to develop quality control and quality assurance criteria for industrial sales of carbon nanotubes. CSI also offers consulting services and specialty manufacturing in carbon science.

chemical processing of SWNTsconsultingpurity evaluation techniquesquality control and quality assurance

Ker-Train Research (KTR) provides high quality, single-source, turnkey prototype solutions for new powertrain development or retrofit programs. Its main activities are research, development and specialty manufacturing of Ker-Train Transmission Technology. Founded in the 1970s by Mitch Kerr (President) and Hugh Kerr, KTR is located in Kingston, Ontario, Canada, with a team of 25 full-time employees and a 25,000 sq.ft. facility with a fully-equipped machine shop and testing.

analysis and optimizationCMM inspectionCNC lathesCNC mills (3- and 4-axis)concept developmentdetailed designFEAheat treatmentprototype fabricationsimulationtest bench customizationtesting serviceswire EDM