Since its founding in 1972 by physicist Dr. Mario W. Overhoff, Overhoff Technology has built its identity around the specialized work of measuring tritium. The Milford manufacturer serves users in nuclear power and research with purpose-built monitoring instruments, while retaining a strong product-development focus that includes custom designs. Its USA-made equipment is produced under an ISO-9001:2015-certified quality system.
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NIST-Traceable Calibration
CE Marked
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Mound Technical SolutionsFounded in 1996 at the former Mound Laboratories site, Mound Technical Solutions builds tritium and carbon-14 collection instruments along with specialized test-and-measurement systems. Its work grew from the Mound Labs-developed Bubbler technology, and the Miamisburg company now combines that radiation-monitoring heritage with custom engineering, instrumentation, and fuel-cell gas analysis services for customers worldwide.MIAMISBURG, OH
femto-TECH, INCKnown in radiation measurement since 1986, femto-TECH, INC. is a Carlisle, Ohio manufacturer whose U.S.-made instruments have become fixtures in professional and government testing. The company’s long-lived equipment is still sent back for calibration decades after manufacture, while its staff also develops specialized monitoring systems for national laboratories and nuclear-reactor applications.FRANKLIN, OH
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
LND, IncSince 1964, Oceanside-based LND, Inc. has designed and manufactured gas-filled nuclear radiation detectors, supplying more than two million units worldwide for scientific, commercial and military applications. Its more than 1,000 detector designs include specialized instruments used in air-pollution monitoring, neutron-scattering research and space missions such as ExoMars. LND also develops custom detectors when standard designs do not meet a customer’s specifications.OCEANSIDE, NY