Founded in 1989 by current CEO Bob Roche, Westminster-based CTRL Systems designs and manufactures acoustic ultrasound equipment and condition-monitoring solutions for industrial and aerospace reliability work. Its technology has been used from naval platforms and oil rigs to commercial aircraft and the International Space Station, with the UL101 detector serving as the company’s signature tool for finding leaks and diagnosing equipment while it remains in operation. CTRL also supports implementation through cloud-based data analysis, training, and consulting, and states that its quality system complies with ISO 9001:2015.
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UE SystemsUE Systems builds ultrasound-based predictive-maintenance equipment that helps industrial teams find equipment faults and energy leaks before they cause downtime. Its handheld Ultraprobe instruments, acoustic cameras, remote sensors, and connected software turn otherwise inaudible sound into visual information for plant inspections. The company also trains maintenance professionals through Level I and II courses aligned with ASNT SNT-TC-1A and ISO 18436-8 guidelines, with more than 20,000 people certified in ultrasound.ELMSFORD, NY
Berkeley Springs Instruments, LLC (BSI)For more than 35 years, Berkeley Springs Instruments has built its identity around translating laboratory-grade ultrasound into rugged equipment for real-world industrial inspections. Founded through work that began in 1980, the Frostburg, Maryland, company is best known for pioneering remotely controlled robotics that inspect aboveground storage tanks while they remain in service. BSI now supports infrastructure operators with corrosion monitoring and non-destructive testing services.FROSTBURG, MD
SONOTEC GmbHFounded by two physicists in 1991, owner-managed SONOTEC GmbH develops and manufactures ultrasonic transducers, sensors, testing equipment, and measurement solutions from Halle (Saale). Its roughly 200-person team builds customer-specific systems for applications ranging from non-invasive fluid monitoring to preventive maintenance and nondestructive testing, with a U.S. sales and service subsidiary established in 2013. SONOTEC has maintained ISO 9001 quality management since 1996 and also holds EN ISO 13485 certification for medical-device quality management.HAUPPAUGE, NY
CONTROLE MESURE SYSTEMESSince 1988, CONTROLE MESURE SYSTEMES has been known for developing industrial non-destructive testing solutions from its base in Sevrey, France. The company builds customized systems around eddy-current and ultrasonic inspection, carrying projects from engineering through installation for manufacturers that need dependable quality control. Its work serves industrial customers worldwide, with remote technical support available after installation.LONG ISLAND CITY, NY