About Intepro UK Limited
A British company, incorporated in 2006, that sells and supports the power test systems a group founded in 1981 has been building for four decades.
Three entities, and why that matters to you
Buyers ask this more often than anything else on this page, usually because procurement needs to know who the counterparty is. The answer is that they are separate companies with separate jobs, and the one you contract with is the British one.
- Intepro UK LimitedYou contract here
- Sandhurst, Berkshire. Registered in England and Wales, number 05766149. Sales, support and the commercial relationship. A British purchase order, British contract law and a sterling invoice all behave normally.
- Intepro Systems IrelandNational Technology Park, Limerick
- Engineering and European service. An entity established in the EU. Under Regulation (EU) 2019/1020 Article 4 a product may be placed on the EU market only if an economic operator established in the Union is responsible for the declaration of conformity and technical documentation. Limerick is that operator.
- Intepro SystemsTustin, California
- Group head office, engineering and integration. Where the systems are designed and built. Sandhurst is the UK entity you contract with; Tustin is where four decades of ATE engineering sits.
Open architecture, so the system outlives the instruments
A test system bought today will outlive at least one generation of the instruments inside it. When a supply goes end-of-life, the question is whether that is a configuration change or a rewritten test programme — and the answer was decided years earlier by whether the executive was written against interfaces or against model numbers. Ours talks to interfaces. It is the least glamorous decision in this catalogue and the one that saves the most money.
How a system gets built
- 01
Requirement
The standard you are assessed against, the device under test, and how many units an hour the line has to move. Most of what a system costs is decided here, before anything is specified.
- 02
Specification
Envelope, channel count, safety, and the interfaces the test executive will drive. Written so it can be checked rather than admired.
- 03
Integration
Built and wired as a system in California, with the sequence developed against it rather than after it.
- 04
Acceptance
Run against the specification before it ships, and again once installed. What an assessor later asks for is whatever this stage produced.
What we do not do
We are not a broad-line instrument distributor and Britain does not need another one — the established British distributors have calibration labs and rental fleets, and several hold lines we do not. What we do is the layer above: specifying, integrating and programming systems that answer a named standard, and supporting them afterwards. The equipment catalogue says for every line whether it is ours, whether we supply it, or whether its British channel belongs to somebody else.