COTEMP Sensing makes and tests temperature sensors for demanding industrial environments, from nuclear power plants to cryogenic hydrogen systems. The company combines more than 80 years of expertise with manufacturing sites across North America, Europe, and Asia, and has installed more than 50 million sensors worldwide. Its capabilities include specialized testing and an ISO 17025-certified calibration laboratory, including a 300mm instrumented wafer with 49 thermocouple measurement points for semiconductor applications.
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Thermo Electric Company, IncSince 1941, Thermo Electric Company has built its reputation as a temperature-measurement specialist for industries where dependable readings matter. The West Chester-based manufacturer is now part of the COTEMP Sensing Group, with a network spanning six countries and three continents and a particular focus on tailored solutions for demanding industrial and semiconductor applications. Its work is supported by certified quality and calibration programs.WEST CHESTER, PA
PYCO, LLCFounded in 1957, PYCO, LLC manufactures precision temperature sensors for demanding industrial and power-generation applications. The Fairfield, New Jersey company builds its sensors in the United States and supports them with factory calibration, documented traceability, and technical service. PYCO’s work is backed by more than 70 years of experience and ISO 9001:2015 certification.PENNDEL, PA
Locon Sensor Systems, IncLocon Sensor Systems, Inc. designs and manufactures standard and custom sensors for demanding industrial applications, with a particular focus on high-temperature and harsh-environment detection. Based in Perrysburg, Ohio, the company can modify an existing sensor or develop a new one, including miniature capacitive sensors used to detect fine gold wires and position wafer chips in semiconductor equipment. Many of its sensors are available directly from stock, while specialized models operate in temperatures up to 250°C.PERRYSBURG, OH
RAM Sensors, IncFounded by Ronald A. Miller in 1981, RAM Sensors manufactures industrial temperature-sensing devices, including custom designs, for customers worldwide. Now in its third generation of ownership, the Westlake company supports demanding applications across industries such as metalworking, aerospace, chemical processing and power generation. Its applications engineers help develop fit-for-purpose sensors, while its quality management system is registered to ISO 9001:2015.WESTLAKE, OH