Electronic Instrument Research makes precision laser extensometers for non-contact strain measurement, using a scanning laser beam to track dimensional changes from one side of a specimen. Its compact LE instruments measure tensile or compressive strain across ranges reaching 15 inches, with integrated digital display, analog output, and computer interface. Based in Irwin, Pennsylvania, the company also provides target materials for applications ranging from ordinary testing to high-temperature service.
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TensitronTensitron has been an American instrument maker since 1935, when physicist Dr. Erwin J. Saxl founded the company’s predecessor to solve industrial tension-control problems. Now part of family-owned KTC Instruments, the Pittsburgh operation preserves that engineering heritage by making precision tension meters for manufacturers and maintenance teams worldwide. Its in-house ISO/IEC 17025:2017-accredited laboratory also calibrates the instruments it builds to NIST-traceable standards.PITTSBURGH, PA
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
Laser-View Technologies, IncFounded in 1999, Laser-View Technologies manufactures and distributes non-contact measurement sensors and industrial systems, with an engineering-led approach to solving demanding applications. Its U.S.-made Crane Sentry® systems monitor crane collisions, restricted zones, and positioning, while the company also serves as the authorized U.S. Dimetix distributor and exclusive North American DIS Sensors distributor. Based in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania, Laser-View supports industrial customers while mentoring Brandywine Robotics and promoting STEM education.334510CHESTER SPRINGS, PA
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