Eurofins E&E
Eurofins E&E North America is a leading testing and certification laboratory, providing a unique array of testing services and accreditations for regulatory testing to EMC, environmental simulation, telecom, wireless, and product safety requirements.
- 410.354.3300
- 410.354.3313
- info@metlabs.com
- 914 W. Patapsco Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21230
United States of America
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Package Testing
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Package testing helps manufacturers verify their package designs to ensure that their products will not experience damage during shipping. Products are often shipped across states, countries and continents to reach their destination. This is an unavoidable link in the supply chain and, as such, packaging must be designed to protect products during the shipping process.
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RTCA/DO Testing
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We have the facilities, accreditations, and experience to accurately and efficiently perform testing to a wide range of military and aerospace specifications, including the latest lightning tests.
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Dynamic Frequency Selection
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MET is a leader in performing DFS testing on a variety of WLAN products for FCC, ISED, EU and Japan requirements.Many countries require wireless devices operating in unlicensed 5 GHz bands to have the capability to detect interference with other technology sharing the spectrum (such as military and weather radar systems) and automatically switch over to another frequency.
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Electrostatic Discharge Testing
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MET Labs offers special ESD testing services at controlled temperature and humidity, in a specially-designed and dedicated chamber.The chamber consists of ESD waveform verification setup and tables that accommodate a variety of EUTs. The chamber has a capability to vary the relative humidity from 15% to 65% and temperature from 18°C to 24°C.
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Wireless Testing Capabilities
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Helping you ensure the compliance of your wireless or rf technology to country-specific requirements.As the modern world races towards device inter connectivity and smart technology, the Internet of Things (IoT) has emerged to encompass new, connected applications in every major consumer or industrial setting. From factory automation equipment or smart home appliances, wireless capabilities have been added to legacy products to bring them into the connected world of today.
