Since Marcel Zucchino founded it in 1967, Encore Electronics has built its name around agile, collaborative development of specialty instrumentation for demanding research and industrial customers. The Saratoga Springs company takes customer concepts from prototype through production, with particular depth in custom signal-conditioning systems and related assemblies. Its work has supported organizations ranging from NASA and the National Research Council of Canada to major aerospace, automotive and defense manufacturers.
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Lansing Instrument CorpFounded in 1963 as Lansing Research Corporation, Lansing Instrument is an Ithaca, New York manufacturer with more than six decades of engineering-focused production behind it. The company makes aluminum electronic enclosures for engineers, OEMs, and product teams, working directly with customers to adapt established designs to their equipment.ITHACA, NY
RLC Electronic Systems, IncFounded by Harry Kundrat in 1969, RLC Electronic Systems designs and manufactures custom electronic systems, taking products from concept and prototyping through production at its Pennsylvania facility. The company grew from early work in liquid-flow instrumentation into a 50,000-square-foot operation serving demanding applications such as cryogenic controls, medical equipment and gaming systems. RLC keeps engineering and manufacturing under one roof, supporting projects from small prototype runs to hundreds of thousands of units annually.SINKING SPRING, PA
General TechnicsFor nearly 40 years, General Technics has been the behind-the-scenes engineering partner for demanding test systems, helping organizations such as NASA, national laboratories, and aerospace companies keep specialized equipment working. The Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business builds custom industrial controllers and rackmount chassis around each customer’s application, including systems that accommodate legacy instrumentation.RONKONKOMA, NY
Spectron SensorsSince its founding in 1947 as Spectron Glass Laboratories, Spectron Sensors has built its identity around American-made sensor engineering in Long Island, New York. The company first produced neon signs before shifting to electrolytic tilt-sensor work for Sperry Gyroscope in 1948, then developing proprietary technology for demanding aerospace, military, and industrial applications. Its staff works directly with customers’ engineers on custom sensing solutions, including equipment designed for extreme environments.HAUPPAUGE, NY