History of Cincinnati Test Systems

Cincinnati Test Systems Inc. is a leader in the design and manufacture of leak test and assembly verification solutions for a wide range of manufacturing operations. CTS serves a diverse cross section of industries, including transportation, medical, commercial and consumer product manufacturers. CTS specializes in Leak Testing and Signature Analysis Monitoring instrumentation for quality, performance and functional testing, as well as assembly process verification.

• CTS' extensive expertise in pressure decay, mass flow, helium accumulation, and mass spectrometer leak testing allows us to provide the best technological solution for the application.
• The Sentinel^TM leak test instrument family of pressure decay and mass flow instruments is the market leader, offering best-in-class performance and features.
• The SAM signature analysis and APM servo press assembly equipment is designed for easy implementation into most production manufacturing operations, where precision assembly and verification record keeping are required.
• Our function testing solutions, equipment and fixtures are designed to produce test results that verify a product's performance or functionality by simulating real world or extreme operation conditions and analyzing the results.
• CTS operates an A2LA accredited lab for the manufacturing and re-certification of NIST traceable calibrated leak/flow standards to ISO 17025.

Cincinnati Test Systems Inc., a member of the TASI Group of Companies, is based in southern Ohio and has developed a leadership role in industrial leak detection instrumentation and assembly verification systems since its establishment in 1981. CTS’ combination of product innovation and application knowledge has allowed us to become the world leader in leak detection products and automated test equipment.

CTS’ reputation for its professional sales force, knowledgeable application engineers, efficient project teams and skilled service technicians make for a winning combination for the customer.