QualMark, Partnered with Weiss Technik, Sells Chamber To Continental ISAD

    DENVER--May 23, 2002--QualMark Corporation (OTCBB:QMRK) a world leader in designing, manufacturing and marketing HALT (Highly Accelerated Life Testing) and HASS (Highly Accelerated Stress Screening) systems, today announced that through its exclusive partnership with Weiss Technik, the first six figure sale of an OmniAxial Vibration System (OVS) 2.5 chamber was sold to Continental ISAD who is among the top ten automotive suppliers in the world. Continental ISAD employs over 64,000 employees located in 36 countries and is a manufacturer of components, modules and automotive systems.
    "As our relationship with our partner Weiss Technik matures we can expect to penetrate more and more of the market in Germany and Austria," said Charles D. Johnston, President and CEO of QualMark. Johnston added: "Companies in the automotive related industries are currently focusing on product quality and cost savings. Automotive Manufacturers who utilize HALT can look forward to significant savings and increase in sales due to resolving issues concerning product reliability, returns, and customer satisfaction. This also reinforces the growing evidence that automakers are using QualMark HALT technology as a best practices vehicle that translates to recognized quality and trouble free operation."
    Johnston continued: "On another note, QualMark's goal is to continue to leverage its business opportunities. As I stated in our conference call the U.S. capital expenditure market has not improved, however we will continue to leverage our offshore opportunities. We are working diligently to build value for our shareholders and I believe are applying the proper resources to accomplish that goal. Although we have experienced recent disappointment with our delisting from Nasdaq SmallCap, we will set the goal to focus on internal growth of the Company and growth through strategic acquisitions."

    About Continental ISAD

    Continental ISAD is a globally operating automotive supplier that develops and manufactures in the chassis system, tire and industrial product sectors. Continental establishes international standards and help automakers fulfill promises they've made with respect to their products. The Corporation employs over 64,000 employees and posted sales of EUR 11.2 Billion in 2001.

    About QualMark Corporation

    QualMark Corporation, headquartered in Denver, Colorado, is a leader in designing, marketing, and manufacturing accelerated life-testing systems providing America's largest corporations with products that improve product reliability and allow them to get to market faster. The Company has installed more than 450 of its proprietary testing systems in 18 countries and operates four of its own testing and consulting facilities in Denver, CO., Santa Clara, Calif., Hopkinton, Mass., and Huntington Beach, Calif. In Detroit Michigan, the Company has a strategic alliance with a large testing facility. QualMark has also formed international ARTC alliances in Ireland, the Netherlands, Italy, France and Sweden. The Company also offers engineering services and products that complement the core technologies of QualMark and other test equipment providers.

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