For two decades, Metris Instruments has developed and supplied non-contact infrared temperature instruments for applications ranging from process measurement and manufacturing to food safety, electrical troubleshooting, and HVAC testing. Based in South Setauket, New York, the company’s principals bring more than 50 years of infrared experience from prior management roles with Raytek, Fluke, and Amprobe. Metris also works with OEMs and distributors to adapt and private-label instruments for specialized applications.
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FAR AssociatesFAR Associates develops and manufactures SpectroPyrometers for non-contact temperature measurement in difficult industrial and research environments. Founded as a consulting company in 1987 and incorporated in Ohio in 1993, FAR used years of on-site process work to create its patented expert-system, multi-wavelength instruments, including the first SpectroPyrometer placed in 1997. The company also provides on-site measurement analysis, emissivity evaluation, and NIST-traceable calibration.MACEDONIA, OH
AMETEK LandFounded in the UK in 1947, AMETEK Land makes industrial infrared temperature measurement systems, including pyrometers, line scanners and thermal imaging equipment built for demanding plant conditions. Now a business of AMETEK, it supports processes from steelmaking and glass production to battery manufacturing, with instruments calibrated through ISO/IEC 17025-accredited laboratories. Its specialist range also includes hazardous-area temperature equipment and continuous particulate monitors for industrial emissions.334513PITTSBURGH, PA
Kessler Thermometer and Chase InstrumentFamily-owned and operated since 1934, Kessler Thermometer and Chase Instrument manufactures precision thermometers and hydrometers in West Babylon, New York. The company is one of the last U.S. manufacturers in this field and developed its mercury-free SafetyBLUE line for applications where mercury is prohibited. Its 8,000-square-foot facility includes an ISO-accredited calibration laboratory that certifies instruments and provides NIST-traceable reports.WEST BABYLON, NY
Weiss InstrumentsSince 1882, Weiss Instruments has made temperature and pressure instruments and controls, building its name around industrial thermometers and pressure gauges. The company’s history began with Albert A. Weiss Jr. manufacturing glass thermometers with his father after World War I, and its third and fourth generations later carried the business through Long Island before manufacturing moved to Mount Clemens, Michigan, in 2022. Weiss also develops customized instruments for OEM applications, including its patented self-powered Vari-angle digital thermometers and light-powered pressure gauges.HOLTSVILLE, NY