Indiana, PA, August, 2008

QUINTECH LAUNCHES THEIR NEW 16 X 16 RF MATRIX SWITCH

INDIANA, PENNSYLVANIA, August, 2008 – Quintech Electronics and Communications Inc. introduces its NEW 16x16 RF Matrix Switch the QRM!  The QRM features Quintech’s latest Q-Route technology, which provides maximum reliability with signal path redundancy and auto reroute capabilities. The QRM’s operating frequency range covers 50 MHz to 2500 MHz. It also offers manual and automatic AGC modes with a range of -15dB to +16 dB in 0.5 dB steps with optional LNB Power and individual port control to support all modulation formats. The Front Panel LED’s allow monitoring of power supply and alarm status information. The QRM will be showcased at the IBC Show in Amsterdam September 12th -16th.  Please visit us at booth # 1.E85. You can also pre-register free at our website www.quintechelectronics.com

Quintech Launches Their New 3rd Generation RF Matrix Switch, the QE3!

Indiana, PA, Jauary 17, 2008

QUINTECH ANNOUNCES RF ENGINEERING AND COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH CENTER AT UPARC

Quintech Electronics and Communications, Inc., an Indiana, PA based manufacturer of RF (Radio Frequency) signal management and matrix switching equipment for the broadcasting and communications industry, announced today that it has established an R&D office at the UPARC campus in Harmar, PA.

The purpose of the new office will be to move the Company’s Research and Development activities closer to engineering and technological talent available in the greater Pittsburgh area. The Company looks to expand relationships with knowledge and educational institutions such as the University of Pittsburgh, CMU, Penn State New Kensington and Indiana University of Pennsylvania, North Pointe campus. These institutions, along with other technology companies may desire to collaborate with the Company in its efforts to expand its global presence in RF signal management solutions. The Company will actively pursue opportunities in emerging next generation wireless communications and optical networking markets.

“While we are pleased with our present locations for production and basic engineering operations, we felt the need to move closer to the Pittsburgh area “, said G. Daniel Prushnok, President and CEO of the electronics company.

 “The growth of the Internet and the sudden increase in content distribution technologies has made Quintech a collaborative RF solutions provider to the telecommunications industry” he added.

“In order to facilitate the collaborative engineering and training necessary to develop cutting edge RF products global customers will demand, Quintech needs to reach out to the intellectual capital resources it requires and attract new and diverse engineering talent from the Pittsburgh market”.

Prushnok said that the Company occupied space in September of 2007 and has committed significant R&D investments to establish what he envisions will be a collaborative RF center of engineering excellence that will attract other communications and related high technology businesses to the region.

SSE & Quintech Collaborate On New LNB Redundancy Solution

INDIANA, PA, January 30, 2007 —  Superior Satellite Engineers (SSE) and Quintech Electronics have collaborated to design a cost-effective new LNB redundancy solution for satellite antennas with prime focus feed systems.  Previously, LNB redundancy has only been available for an antenna with sub-reflectors and LNB’s mounted at the back of the antenna hub. This option has always been prohibitively expensive for most users.  The new SSE/Quintech LNB Redundancy solutions are comprised of the RSP 2150 Redundancy Switch, which supports a backup antenna, and SSE’s Parallel Feed System Solution.  The Parallel Feed System Solution uses a single antenna with a motorized feed horn platform that enables a backup feed horn and LNB’s in case of LNB or Power Module failure of the primary feed horn. The RSP 2150 Redundancy Switch senses a reduction in RF energy below a preset threshold and commands the backup switching sequence.  Dual, parallel DC Power Supplies provide redundant power and are “hot-swappable”, enabling PSU maintenance without taking the system off line.

This new redundancy switch marks the second major joint-venture between SSE and Quintech. The two companies will be co-exhibiting at Satellite 2007 (Booth #449).

Superior Satellite Engineers (SSE) provides proprietary Feed Systems and complete satellite antenna systems for a variety of CATV, Broadcast TV, IPTV and DOD applications. SSE has been an integral part of the communications community for twenty five years.

Quintech Introduces New L-band Substitution Switch

INDIANA, PA, January 30, 2007 — Quintech Electronics introduces the new RSS 1750 L-band Substitution Switch. The RSS 1750 permits up to two alternate signal sources to be routed to any of 24 outputs. This provides flexibility in substituting backup feeds, insertion of test signals for system analysis or re-tasking of a particular signal output. Quintech’s proprietary micro-strip and strip-line technology enables the RSS 1750’s alternate inputs to be reliably matched to the primary inputs, with minimal insertion loss. Control and status is provided either locally via the front panel keypad or remotely through a serial or Ethernet interface.

Quintech Introduces New 70 MHz IF Switchbank

INDIANA, PA, January 30, 2007 — Quintech Electronics introduces the new SRF 0070 70 MHz IF Transfer Switchbank. The switch is designed to facilitate satellite command, monitoring and control functions. It provides six latching transfer switches in a 2 RU enclosure. There are three modes of operation which can be controlled either locally via the front panel or remotely via Ethernet connections. Local control is provided via four front panel switches. Remote control is provided via Ethernet, TCP/IP (10BaseT or faster). The unit meets strict level, match, and loss specifications achieved through the use of Quintech’s proprietary micro-strip and SMT technology.

Quintech Develops New Fiber Link Redundancy Switch

INDIANA, PA, January 30, 2007 — Quintech Electronics will display their new TXS/RXS 2150 8:1 fiber link redundancy switching system at Satellite 2007. The TXS/RXS 2150 8:1 Fiber Link Redundancy System provides the routing mechanism for substituting a backup fiber link for any one of eight main fiber links. In essence, this system provides highly reliable fiber redundancy for 1/8^th the cost of installing a redundant fiber link for each primary link.

“Redundancy can be expensive, but this new system represents the most cost effective fiber link redundancy solution on the market. It enables customers to deploy redundancy at a fraction of the cost of 1 to 1 redundancy applications.” said G. Daniel Prushnok, President and CEO.

Quintech Expands Sales Team

INDIANA, PA, September 18, 2006 – Quintech is pleased to announce the addition of Jim Herbstritt as Domestic Account Executive for the US broadcast market.  Mr. Herbstritt will be responsible for growing business with broadcast networks.

Herbstritt has over twenty years of experience in the telecommunications industry. He is a graduate of Indiana University of PA (IUP) with a B.S. degree in Communications Media and received a Masters in Education from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh.  Herbstritt began his telecommunications career in radio prior to moving on to broadcast and cable television.  Jim has also worked in video production and at the Pittsburgh International Teleport.  Prior to joining Quintech, he spent thirteen years with Fox Sports Net Pittsburgh and its predecessor, KBL Sports Network and Fox Cable Networks, in sales and marketing. 

“With his vast technical experience and knowledge of the broadcast industry, I believe that Jim will be an invaluable asset to Quintech’s growth in broadcast.  We are very pleased that he has joined our team.” said G. Daniel Prushnok, President and CEO.

UK Customer Selects New Quintech L-band Matrix Routers

INDIANA, PA, March 06, 2006 – Quintech Electronics, a world leader in RF signal management products, announces that their UK distribution partner, CCS (satcom) Ltd, has purchased three XRM 2250/32x32 3-stage, modular, full fan-out L-band matrix routing switches with plans for additional systems and expansions. The units have been delivered to an existing CCS customer in the United Kingdom.

Quintech’s XRM 2250 Series of L-band matrix switching systems feature a 3-stage matrix design which provides redundant RF signal paths and automated re-routing in the event of a cross point fault. A complete 32x32 L band matrix, including hot-swappable cards, redundant power supplies, and system controller is contained in a 6 RU chassis. The user can easily access cards for upgrades and maintenance via front panel without disconnecting cables or disrupting the signal paths of the other cards in the system. This permits seamless online upgrades and maintenance. The modular design permits a wide variety of configurations which can be easily expanded. For more information, see http://www.quintechelectronics.com/xrm-l-band-matrix.php.

Shanghai Earth Station Selects Quintech L-band Matrix

INDIANA, PA, February 28, 2006 –Quintech Electronics, a world leader in RF signal management products, announces that Shanghai Earth Station has purchased an XRM 2250/32x32 3-stage, modular, full fan-out L-band matrix routing switch. The unit was ordered through Quintech’s exclusive partner in China and Hong Kong, CT Technology Co. Ltd.

Quintech’s XRM 2250 Series of L-band matrix switching systems feature a 3-stage matrix design which provides redundant RF signal paths and automated re-routing in the event of a cross point fault. A complete 32x32 L band matrix, including hot-swappable cards, redundant power supplies, and system controller is contained in a 6 RU chassis. The user can easily access cards for upgrades and maintenance via front panel without disconnecting cables or disrupting the signal paths of the other cards in the system. This permits seamless online upgrades and maintenance. The modular design permits a wide variety of configurations which can be easily expanded. For more information, see http://www.quintechelectronics.com/xrm-l-band-matrix.php.

QUINTECH APPOINTS TWO NEW DIRECTORS

INDIANA, PA, February 23, 2006 – Quintech Electronics, Inc. a privately-held electronics company serving the defense electronics and communications industries, announced the appointment of two new directors. Mr. G. Daniel Prushnok, Chairman and CEO of the company, announced the selection of Mr. Steven N. Brody, a business consultant and entrepreneur, and Mr. David M. Prushnok, a Pennsylvania based businessman to its Board of Directors.

Mr. Prushnok stated that the company’s continued domestic and global market expansion has required the addition of certain expertise to its Board, particularly in the areas of corporate development, governance and industry trends. Quintech is a globally recognized brand in the telecommunication electronics industry sector that serves both commercial and governmental needs for satellite, broadcast, wireless and CATV frequency control and signal distribution.

Mr. Brody is President of Steven N. Brody Associates founded in 1979. The firm provides growth management, financial and marketing consulting services to young companies and entrepreneurs. Through his firm’s activities, he has worked in and co-founded companies in a variety of industry segments. He is presently Chairman of the Board of PHOENIX Rehabilitation and health Services, Inc., and has served on the boards of a number of private and public companies in fields ranging from telecommunications and healthcare to environmental services. Prior to establishing his company, Mr. Brody worked for the Standard & Poor’s Corporation (NY, NY). He holds a B.A. from Yale University and an M.B.A. from Columbia University Graduate School of Business.

Mr. David Prushnok is an Officer and Director of P & N Resources, founded in 1946, and the managing partner of Andray Farms, founded in 1968. Both closely held companies operate as diversified property and natural resource management entities which operate primarily in Western Pennsylvania. He also has extensive entrepreneurial experience in telecommunication equipment distribution companies and was a founder of Startech Inc. and PennSat Inc., both predecessors to Quintech Electronics & Communications, Inc. Mr. Prushnok has over 30 years of industry experience.

“We are pleased to have the expertise and energies of these two gentlemen to help pilot our company through challenging spectrum of global opportunity that Quintech is positioned to tap.”, said G. Daniel Prushnok.

INDIANA, PA, January 30, 2006 – Quintech Electronics, a world leader in RF signal management products, announces that it has achieved certification of its quality management system to the ISO 9001:2000 standard. The company received certification in January 2006, following a successful audit by Det Norske Veritas (DNV) of Norway.

ISO 9001:2000 specifies requirements for a quality management system that helps organizations achieve customer satisfaction and continual organizational improvement. This is demonstrated through ability to consistently provide product that meets or exceeds customer and applicable regulatory requirements, as well as enhancing customer satisfaction. This is achieved through the effective application of the quality management system, including processes for continual improvement and the assurance and conformance to customer needs.

Dan Prushnok, President and CEO of Quintech Electronics, said, “We’re very proud of our ability to achieve ISO certification. The attainment of this standard is indicative of Quintech’s commitment to produce world class quality products for the telecommunications industry.”