Formed in 2005, Daedalus Innovations designs and fabricates specialized high-pressure NMR equipment, including zirconia sample tubes, pressure manifolds and rock-core cells for NMR and MRI spectroscopy. The Aston, Pennsylvania company also develops integrated apparatus for reverse micelle NMR and custom high-pressure research applications. Its patented designs and proprietary manufacturing techniques support experiments at pressures up to 3,000 bar.
High Pressure Equipment CompanyFounded in 1954, High Pressure Equipment Company manufactures valves, fittings and tubing for elevated-pressure applications, along with reactors, pressure vessels and pumping systems. The Erie company’s products handle pressures up to 150,000 psi, and it has shipped more than four million high-pressure valves and fittings. HiP also designs custom solutions such as manifolds and maintains inventory for same-day shipping of many items.ERIE, PA
Precision High PressureWith more than 75 years of cumulative design and manufacturing experience, Precision High Pressure is known for engineering equipment that controls gases and liquids safely under extreme pressure. The Boise company serves demanding applications such as hydrogen refueling and oil exploration, while also developing custom solutions for specialized customer requirements.LAKE CITY, PA
Maximator USMaximator US, also known as MAXPRO Technologies, has served as Maximator GmbH’s exclusive North American distributor since its founding in December 1995. Based in Fairview, Pennsylvania, it pairs German high-pressure know-how with local engineering and support for industrial customers whose applications require specialized pressure equipment. Its work includes custom system design and hydrogen testing through its Illinois operation.FAIRVIEW, PA
MagritekFounded in 2004 from research at RWTH University and New Zealand universities, Magritek develops benchtop NMR spectrometers and MRI systems for laboratories, industry, and chemistry education. Its flagship Spinsolve brings multinuclear NMR into a compact format, while the Terranova-MRI uses the Earth’s magnetic field to make 3D MRI teaching possible in an ordinary laboratory. The company exports from Germany and New Zealand and maintains offices in Aachen, Philadelphia, and Wellington.MALVERN, PA