Founded in 2005 by Marvin Nicholson, Penta Gear Metrology grew from his effort to rebuild functional gauges into a Dayton-based Kapp Niles brand known for specialized gear measurement work. The company serves North American manufacturers with analytical metrology machines and certified inspection of gears and splines, including a REPOWERED® program for updating older inspection equipment.
A2LA ISO 17025
certification
ISO 17025
certification
Slone GearFounded by Brian Slone and Eric Graham, Tipp City’s Slone Gear develops gear-measurement systems, gages, and software that bring inspection from the lab to the manufacturing machine. The company describes itself as the nation’s first gear-measurement firm to incorporate laser technology and advanced master-gear applications, with its PIVOT system measuring gears on the shop floor in under seven seconds. Slone Gear also provides custom engineering, automation, and specialized inspection support for gear manufacturers, including major automotive customers.TIPP CITY, OH
Peak MetrologyPeak Metrology is a Pittsburgh-based Aerotech company known for taking on difficult precision-measurement problems with custom-built equipment. Its vertically integrated operation includes 220,000 square feet of production capacity and a development lab where applications can be tested before purchase, serving manufacturers that need more reliable automated measurement.PITTSBURGH, PA
AIMS Advanced Industrial MeasurementAIMS Advanced Industrial Measurement began when founder Dave Delph and partner Mark Gearding set out to build a different kind of metrology company around Renishaw-compatible technology. Based in Dayton, Ohio, the company makes its own 5-axis CMMs and supports manufacturers with the calibration expertise behind its ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation.MIAMISBURG, OHAIMS Advanced Industrial MeasurementFounded by Dave Delph and Mark Gearding, AIMS Advanced Industrial Measurement began with a goal of building coordinate measuring machines around Renishaw technology rather than proprietary alternatives. Based in the Dayton, Ohio, manufacturing community, the company makes its Revolution machines in the United States and supports manufacturers with calibration and related metrology assistance. Its calibration work is accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017.MIAMISBURG, OH