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Columbia Research Laboratories, Inc.
Woodlyn Pennsylvania US 19094
About Seller: Columbia Research Laboratories is a privately held, woman-owned small business located in Woodlyn, Pennsylvania, near the Philadelphia Airport. Our facility spans 20,000 square feet and includes modern clerical, management, and engineering offices, product development and environmental test laboratories, as well as efficient production hardware manufacturing and test centers. Within our 2,000 square foot environmental test lab, we house two computer controlled centrifuges used for the setup and final calibration of our Linear Servo product line, capable of generating static accelerations up to 200 G's. Additionally, we have a dual centrifuge system that allows for dynamic +/- G modulation of a specimen under a constant static acceleration, and another centrifuge that provides static acceleration at temperature, reaching over 600 G. Our 1,500 square foot clean room is dedicated to the assembly of our precision torque mechanisms. The piezoelectric product test laboratory features three calibration-grade vibration shaker systems and two smaller temperature/vibration measurement systems. We also offer Hopkinson Bar and Avco Drop Test Shock Generation Test Stands with digital computing oscilloscope displays. Our production accelerometer insert level cross axis measurements are conducted on a 360 degrees variable rotation 10 Hz slide table cross axis test stand. Additionally, design qualification base strain performance measurements can be made with a shaker-driven beam test configuration. Alibert Industries, located on the first floor of our facility, is a fully-equipped 4,000 square foot machine shop with the latest CNC milling and machining equipment. Alibert Industries exclusively subcontract to Columbia Research to meet our product development and production metal fabrication needs. One key differentiator for Columbia is our ability to handle all steps of the manufacturing process in-house and to modify any sensor in our line to meet specific application requirements, thereby reducing development costs.