Aerospace Growth INCERTEC is expanding its aerospace footprint with a new Edgewater facility in Florida and a relocation of Titusville operations, signaling greater capacity for aerospace and defense programs. The Mexico facility in Empalme provides nearshore access for aerospace manufacturing, shortening logistics and reducing costs. Combined with the Minnesota base, this creates a multi-region supply option for aerospace primes and Tier I suppliers.

Quality Credentials Nadcap material testing alongside ISO 13485 certification demonstrates advanced process controls and suitability for aerospace and medical device customers. These credentials reduce supplier risk for highly regulated programs and support traceability, documentation, and regulatory compliance throughout complex projects.

Medical Focus ISO 13485 aligned capabilities and experience with precision plating position INCERTEC to win medical device components requiring strict quality management. The ability to plate plastics and composites expands opportunities for medical OEMs needing finished parts with specialized surface finishes.

Nearshore Advantage Strategic geographic footprint across Minnesota, Mexico, and Florida enables nearshore manufacturing and resilient supply chains for North American customers. The Edgewater expansion includes plans to invest about $8 million and upgrade wastewater treatment, underscoring readiness for larger programs and long-term contracts.

Diverse Capabilities A broad service portfolio including commercial anodizing, electroless and electroplating, conversion coatings, masking and selective plating, magnet and ceramic plating, and plating of plastics and composites supports multi-process outsourcing. This enables bundle offers to aerospace, defense, medical device, and electronics clients, reducing supplier fragmentation and accelerating procurement cycles.