About Us

In 1970, Reggie Baker, former employee of Erie Technological Products, opened Corry Micronics, now Quantic Corry, in a humble building located in Corry, PA. QC began with a small product line consisting of Filter/Bias Networks, Stripline Mounted RF Shorts, Feedthrough Devices, Stripline DC Blocks, and special thick film metalized Mica.

The first headquarters

During the first few decades, the company was solely focused on the defense market and adhering to military quality standards. We paired military quality with the lean manufacturing practices of Kanban inventory control and ushered in the development of what would become a signature product: Ceramic Feedthrough Capacitors for both the military and communications industries.


The original extrusion die set used to manufacture our first Ceramic Tubular Capacitors

In 2000, the Peterson brothers acquired the company and brought with them a new wave of leadership and innovation. Don Pavlek, their new President and CEO, set out to modernize and improve the entirety of the operation: facilities, products and production, and personnel.


The new, 25,000 square foot facility

The next decade was critical to the advancement of the company. It began with senior engineering hires who developed and patented the automation of several Ceramic Tubular Capacitors manufacturing processes resulting in an overall production cost reduction. This allowed for the development of new product packages such as Solder-in Filters, Filter Plates, Filtered Terminal Blocks, Filtered Connectors and Mil-Circular Connectors.


New products developed post automation

It was clear that investing in top engineering talent was necessary to power future growth, and the company opened a R&D complex attracting additional talent to the new innovation hub. The resulting complex portfolio of products included Band pass, Low pass, High pass, Band reject and All pass filters using technology such as LC, Crystal, Microstrip, Comb line, Cavity, Interdigital, Tubular, Waveguide, Ceramic Resonator and Helical.


The new Research & Development Offices in Warrendale, PA

Top engineering talent equated to the ability to develop new products and solutions for the industries and clients we had become experts with.  Client challenges quickly became our custom solutions. This led to the development of the lightest weight RF Filter available, as well as Diplexer and Multiplexers, Microwave, USB, Ethernet and HDMI filters.


Our lightweight RF Filters were designed to meet the needs of UAVs and personal military gear.

Nearly ten years after the first automate-to-improve cycle, we harnessed the power of CNC machining to yet again reduce costs and speed manufacturing. This time, allowing the company to accelerate prototype development with advanced machining of housings.


We currently have four vertical CNC’s running five days a week, 17 hours a day.

We were now growing at double digit annual growth rates, but did not rest on our laurels. We continued the trend of innovation and evolution. Additional engineers joined our team, bringing new ideas such as the design of some of the world’s fastest and highest power RF Switches, Switch Matrices, Power Amplifiers and Sub-Systems.


The world’s fastest RF switch

When most in the industry were relying on independent sales representation to push product, we chose to remain close to the client by selling direct. This sales strategy resulted in long-term relationships and the ability to hear firsthand what industries were looking for. We took this strategy overseas developing markets and establishing a partnership with UK’s PPM Systems.

In 2021, our company was acquired by Quantic Electronics. As Quantic Corry, we benefit from the strong foundation from the original owners, and through careful selection and development of people, product and place, we will continue to build a company positioned to succeed at an ever-increasing speed. We look forward to the next 50 years!