MATECH creates technologies which, when applied, better monitors metal fatigue to improve public and private safety and to realize maintenance economies in all types of structures and equipment.

From airplanes to bridges, from ships, trains, and trucks to nuclear reactors and steel buildings, in the United States and abroad, MATECH's technologies offer increased safety and economy.

MATECH is a public company.Symbol MTCH

MATECH Performs EFS Testing on Bridges for Federal Highway Administration
November 16, 2009

MATECH to Penetrate New Bridge Monitoring Markets by Developing Longer Lasting Electrolyte Gel Enhancements; Will Increase Worldwide Use of Its EFS System
October 12, 2009

MATECH Retains Washington, D.C. Strategy Firm to Market Its Electrochemical Fatigue Sensor to Transportation Agencies Throughout the U.S.; Global Strategy Corporation Consultant, David N. Young, Brings Decades of Expertise to MATECH's Effort to Save Bridge Owners Money Through MATECH's EFS Technology
October 8, 2009

MATECH and Northrop Grumman in Discussions to Perform EFS Testing on a New York City Bridge; MATECH's EFS Testing Services to Be Provided for New York City Department of Transportation
October 6, 2009

MATECH Performs EFS Testing on Bridges in Australia for New South Wales Roads and Traffic Authority
October 5, 2009

MATECH Signs Contract to Perform EFS Testing on a Landmark Bridge; MATECH's EFS Testing Services to Be Provided for Major Interstate Transportation Agency
October 5, 2009

MATECH and Northrop Grumman to Present MATECH's Breakthrough Electrochemical Fatigue Sensor to Major Civil Engineering Firms
October 2, 2009

MATECH and Northrop Grumman Make Significant Impact at the 2009 International Bridge Conference. To see an Acrobat file of the Joint Presentation of Northrop Grumman and Matech, click here.
September 30 , 2009

MATECH Joins Forces With Global Corporation, Northrop Grumman. Joint Effort Combines Northrop Grumman's Extensive Market Presence With MATECH's Breakthrough EFS Technology
September 11, 2009