Order Focus: Atonometrics to supply Westpak Laboratories with UV exposure system

July 6, 2010
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In a bid to expand into the photovoltaic testing marketplace, Westpak Laboratories, the independent environmental testing company, announces the selection of the Atonometrics UV Exposure System to test and certify photovoltaic modules.

“PV module testing is an exciting and growing market,” said Herb Schueneman, CEO of Westpak.  “Ensuring PV safety, quality, and reliability is a natural extension of our mission and capabilities.”

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“Atonometrics is proud to support a world-class testing lab such as Westpak,” said William Stueve, CEO of Atonometrics. “We are excited that our products are gaining acceptance by PV module manufacturers and testing agencies worldwide.”

 

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