GERAC testing and engineering joins Sopemea
Sopemea, a subsidiary of Apave, which in France and the United Kingdom has seven entities specialising in qualification and environmental testing and a training centre, has just formalised the acquisition of the laboratories and engineering activities of GERAC (Thales), experts in the control of electromagnetic environments.
As of October, 44 GERAC employees from the Toulouse and Trappes sites have joined Sopemea's teams, offering comprehensive services to players in the aerospace, defence, rail, energy, automotive, medical and electronics sectors.
Following the integration of AEMC and AEMC Lab in January 2019, specialising in EMC testing and training, Sopemea completes and enriches its offer with GERAC, thanks to the following synergies:
- On-site EMC measurements and tests
- High field immunity tests
- Measurements in the defence and aeronautical fields
- Engineering and support for EMC projects
- EMC training on military measurements and pulse tests
- CE marking
- Direct and indirect lightning tests
Following the integration of AEMC and AEMC Lab in January 2019, specialising in EMC testing and training, Sopemea completes and enriches its offer with GERAC, thanks to the following synergies:
- On-site EMC measurements and tests
- High field immunity tests
- Measurements in the defence and aeronautical fields
- Engineering and support for EMC projects
- EMC training on military measurements and pulse tests
- CE marking
- Direct and indirect lightning tests
About
Sopemea
Sopemea is a subsidiary of Apave. It brings together a group of laboratories specialised in environmental testing working for industrial players in the air and land transport, energy and defence sectors. With more than 160 employees, Sopemea has specialised in mechanical, vibratory, climatic, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and electrical environment testing since 1948, as well as test engineering and training for its customers' equipment qualification projects. In 2017, Sopemea expanded with the acquisition of the PARC laboratory in the UK, and in 2019 with AEMC and AEMC Lab, as well as the Apave division specialising in electrical product compliance.
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