A maker of precision equipment that helps electronics and semiconductor manufacturers test their products, InTest builds robotic manipulators, docking hardware, and thermal systems (like its ThermoStream temperature testers) used in chip-making and other industries. Founded in 1981, it started out serving the semiconductor world and has since grown through acquisitions such as its 2024 purchase of Italy's Alfamation, with plants in the U.S., Canada, and Italy. The name is simply a play on "in test" — describing exactly what the company does — and it even runs an induction-heating business that cooks nothing you'd eat.
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