For more than 25 years, Advanced Gauging Technologies has built its reputation as a service-oriented company supporting the metals industry with non-contact thickness measurement systems. Based in Plain City, Ohio, A.G.T. serves mills and service centers worldwide, and its field engineers service nearly 400 isotope gauges across North America each year. The company also helps keep older equipment in operation by servicing and upgrading gauges made by other manufacturers.
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BSK Industries IncBSK Industries develops and services non-contact thickness gauging and profile measurement systems, drawing on years of maintaining X-ray and isotope equipment. The North Royalton company began as a service organization and remains focused on keeping existing systems running, including retrofitting its electronics into nearly any manufacturer’s gauge. Its profile-system work has supported most major North American steel companies.CLEVELAND, OH
Global Gauge CorporationPrivately held and USA-based, Global Gauge Corporation has carried forward a gauging tradition dating to the early 1950s, establishing its own Dayton operation in 1999. The company is known for building X-ray thickness gauges for the primary metals industry, while providing the engineering and support needed to keep those systems working in mills worldwide. Its quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and its calibration laboratory is certified to ISO/IEC 17025:2017.MORAINE, OH
LaserLincFrom its Fairborn, Ohio operation, LaserLinc designs and builds non-contact measurement and process-visualization equipment for manufacturers. The 100% U.S.-owned company has spent more than 30 years helping production teams verify dimensions, wall thickness and surface quality in real time, while integrating measurement data into line control. Its equipment is backed by a typical four-year warranty and support that includes remote technical assistance.FAIRBORN, OH
AIMS Advanced Industrial MeasurementAIMS Advanced Industrial Measurement began when founder Dave Delph and partner Mark Gearding set out to build a different kind of metrology company around Renishaw-compatible technology. Based in Dayton, Ohio, the company makes its own 5-axis CMMs and supports manufacturers with the calibration expertise behind its ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation.MIAMISBURG, OH