Since 1990, Pittsburgh-based AYA Instruments has supplied measurement and monitoring equipment for conventional and alternative electrical energy, serving customers in fields from solar to semiconductor and process control. Alongside its standard instruments, the company develops customized measurement and signal-conditioning solutions and provides integrated energy systems through industry partners. AYA also brings that expertise into the classroom through its Energy Discovery Zone projects, including a solar power and weather-station installation at Fort Cherry schools.
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Peak MetrologyPeak Metrology is a Pittsburgh-based Aerotech company known for taking on difficult precision-measurement problems with custom-built equipment. Its vertically integrated operation includes 220,000 square feet of production capacity and a development lab where applications can be tested before purchase, serving manufacturers that need more reliable automated measurement.PITTSBURGH, PA
AMETEK Process InstrumentsFrom Pittsburgh and other North American facilities, AMETEK Process Instruments manufactures process analyzers and instrumentation for monitoring gases and other conditions in demanding industrial operations. The AMETEK business unit is particularly distinctive for custom analytical systems, ranging from individual instruments to million-dollar multi-analyzer shelters for hazardous locations, and for analyzers documented to remain in service for more than 20 years. Its global service network supports equipment throughout its lifecycle, while Pittsburgh operations hold ISO 9001 certification.PITTSBURGH, PA
Electro Industries/GaugeTechElectro Industries/GaugeTech (EIG) makes integrated energy-management and power-quality monitoring systems, combining industrial meters with AI-driven analytics for critical electrical networks. The Westbury, New York manufacturer has more than 45 years in the field, introduced its first digital meter in 1975, and has deployed over one million solutions. EIG’s work is distinguished by more than 120 energy-management and power-quality patents, rigorous automated testing, and a workforce in which over 40% of employees are engineers.WESTBURY, NY
Pine Instrument CompanyFounded in Grove City in 1962 by electrical engineer Ted Hines, Pine Instrument Company has grown into a vertically integrated family of businesses making electrochemical research instruments, material-testing equipment, and electronics through three independent divisions. Now led by Ted’s son Joe, the Pine companies employ more than 100 people and combine machining, engineering, electronics assembly, and internal supply-chain resources under one roof. Their work serves customers worldwide, while the operation retains the scale and family-like character of a Pennsylvania manufacturer.GROVE CITY, PA