SIGNAL VERIFIED — BELLINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS

We build the instruments that catch what fails.

Mertronics designs, prototypes, and manufactures precision electronics test equipment — the benches, rigs, and analyzers engineering teams trust to find a fault before it ships.

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2013
FOUNDED
1,400+
UNITS BUILT
0.02%
FIELD RETURN RATE
100%
ASSEMBLED IN MA
WHO WE ARE

A small shop, built for exact answers.

Mertronics, LLC is an electronics engineering company organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. We design, prototype, and manufacture test equipment used to validate the performance and reliability of electronic products before they leave the factory floor.

Every instrument we ship is built to the same standard we'd want on our own bench: calibrated, documented, and repeatable. We work directly with engineering teams — from a single prototype fixture to a production test rig running three shifts.

We keep the company small and the schedule tight on purpose. It's the reason a client can call the person who designed their rig, not a call center.

REGISTERED ENTITY
Legal nameMERTRONICS, LLC
Entity ID100002301
JurisdictionMassachusetts, USA
Records address46 Laurel Lane
Bellingham, MA 02019
Governed byMGL Ch. 156C
EQUIPMENT

Instruments built for one job: telling the truth.

Every unit below is designed and assembled in-house and can be configured to a client's test plan.

SIGNAL ANALYSIS
MTX-200

Precision Signal Analyzer

A bench-top analyzer for verifying signal integrity on production boards, with dual-channel capture and automated pass/fail thresholds.

  • Bandwidth200 MHz
  • Channels2, isolated
  • Sample rate1 GS/s
CALIBRATION
MTX-500

Bench Calibration Rig

A reference-grade rig for calibrating field instruments against a traceable standard, built for high daily throughput.

  • Accuracy±0.01% FS
  • Throughput40 units/hr
  • LoggingAutomated, CSV
PROTOTYPING
MTX-FLEX

Modular Test Harness

A reconfigurable fixture for early-stage prototypes, letting engineers swap probes and load boards without rewiring the rig.

  • Fixture slots8, hot-swap
  • InterfacesUSB, GPIB
  • Build time2–3 weeks
HOW A UNIT GETS BUILT

From spec sheet to serial number.

STAGE 01

Define the test

We start with what needs to be measured and what a pass looks like, not with a parts list.

STAGE 02

Design & simulate

Schematics and enclosure design happen in parallel, checked against the client's tolerances.

STAGE 03

Prototype & verify

A working unit is built and run against known-good references before anything is duplicated.

STAGE 04

Manufacture

Units are assembled, calibrated, and documented in Bellingham before they leave the shop.

Talk to the people who build it.

Send a test plan, a failing board, or a rough sketch of what you need to measure. We'll tell you plainly whether we're the right shop for it.

Records address
46 Laurel Lane, Bellingham, MA 02019, USA
GENERAL MANAGER
Roger W. Mercier

Oversees engineering, production, and client accounts for Mertronics, LLC.