The interior of the new TransducerWorks lab in Centre Hall, Pennsylvania [Photo courtesy of Vermon Group]
The new 30,000-square-foot, purpose-built TransducerWorks facility in Pennsylvania is four times the size of the previous site. It features ISO 7 and ISO 8 certified cleanrooms, an integrated machine shop and more than triple the industrial capacity.
Owned by France-based Doliam, Vermon Group said the expansion reinforces its U.S. manufacturing footprint with additional capacity, improved responsiveness and operations closer to customers.
Buying Modeleus brings complementary expertise in the integration of ultrasound technologies, Vermon Group said in a news release, calling the acquisition “a natural step” that “enhances Vermon Group’s historical expertise in transducers and acoustic performance, enabling the company to offer more integrated ultrasound solutions.”
Vermon Group says it now has more than 600 employees in Europe and the U.S., including more than 130 dedicated R&D experts. Its
“Our customers come to us with different expectations,” Vermon Group CEO Bertrand Boutaud said in the release. “Some need a specific product, others seek deep technical expertise, and some need a trusted industrial partner capable of scaling from prototype to high-volume production. What changes today is our ability to answer all these needs through one coordinated group platform, and to address our very fast growing markets.”
