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Sense Technology, Inc. develops and sells computer-assisted chiropractic instruments and related software, best known for its PulStar multiple impulse therapy systems. Incorporated in 1989, the company was founded by Dr. Joseph Evans to develop products intended to help chiropractors deliver instrument-assisted analysis and adjustments.
Born from two brothers’ homemade propeller-driven ice sled, Sensenich Propeller Company has manufactured propellers for aircraft, airboats and UAVs since 1932. Now based entirely in Plant City, Florida, the company combines long-running wood-propeller craftsmanship with aluminum and composite design, engineering and repair capabilities. Sensenich is an FAA Production Certificate holder and FAA Approved Repair Station.
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Founded in 1945 when Leroy M. Sensenig purchased the Hinkletown Feed Mill, Sensenig’s Feed Mill makes animal feed for farms and livestock owners from its New Holland mill. The family-owned business is now led by Mike Sensenig and his sons, Kyle and Kurt, carrying the operation into its fourth generation. It also prepares custom blends in batches starting at 1,000 pounds and delivers throughout Lancaster County and surrounding areas.
Since 2019, Sensia has operated as a joint venture between Rockwell Automation and SLB, bringing industrial automation and energy-sector expertise together for oil and gas operators. It is known for helping customers connect and modernize production assets, including through its Avalon digital platform. The venture is scheduled to dissolve orderly on April 1, 2026, with its business units transitioning to the two parent companies.
Born from more than a decade of research at the University of Pittsburgh and the National Energy Technology Laboratory, Sensible Photonics develops optical-fiber monitoring solutions for power equipment and energy-storage systems. Its sensing platform measures temperature, chemical conditions, and strain to provide early warning of failures and support asset-health assessments, including battery-management integration. The Pittsburgh-connected company’s technology has received recognition through programs including R&D 100, RocketFund, and ARPA-E.
Founded in 2014 to modernize corrosion inspection, Sensor Networks, Inc. develops non-intrusive monitoring systems and software that collect ultrasonic thickness and temperature data from critical assets. Its wireless microPIMS sensors and webPIMS platform help owners replace occasional manual checks with continuous, trendable information for asset-integrity decisions. Sensor Networks is now part of Eddyfi Technologies’ Remote Monitoring Solutions division, combining its corrosion-monitoring expertise with Eddyfi’s broader non-destructive testing portfolio.
For more than 20 years, Sensor Techniques Limited has supplied specialised force- and weight-measurement solutions, including precision load cells, from its facility near Bridgend, Wales. Its weighing engineers are known for working through complex applications with tailored advice that extends from component selection to installation and commissioning. Since joining Charcroft Electronics in 2024, Sensor Techniques has combined that specialist legacy with Charcroft’s broader inventory and sensor expertise.
SensorStack provides wireless IoT monitoring and a cloud dashboard for businesses managing buildings, equipment, and production operations. Its platform collects real-time sensor data and uses alerts and machine-learning analysis to help customers identify equipment issues, monitor energy use, and plan maintenance.
Sensus is Xylem’s utility-technology brand, providing remotely managed products and solutions that deliver data to investor-owned utilities, cooperatives and municipalities. Its smart devices and applications connect through multiple communications technologies to support electric, gas and water networks; the brand presents meters and advanced infrastructure solutions as core offerings.
Founded in 1988 by an entrepreneurial couple, Sentech is a privately owned Pennsylvania manufacturer built around hands-on engineering and close customer relationships. It develops custom sensing solutions for demanding aerospace, defense, and industrial applications, manufacturing in the United States under ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 Rev D quality systems.
Founded by Chris Mobley in 2017, Sentient Digital, Inc. is a Brunswick, Maine engineering and technology company known for its focus on undersea warfare and maritime security. Its teams develop mission technologies for the Navy and other defense users, turning research and operational requirements into deployable systems and actionable information.
For more than 25 years, Sentinel Canada has been known for supplying military-approved fluids to demanding customers around the world. Based near Montreal, the company also serves industrial customers with specialized lubricants and chemical solutions backed by technical support.
For 25 years, Sentinel Connector Systems has designed and manufactured RJ-45 plugs, jacks and related interconnect solutions for data communications in the USA. Based in south-central Pennsylvania, the company traces its manufacturing standards to the “Book of RJ,” a guide created by founder and CEO Robert J. Brennan, whose work and the Sentinel team’s expertise have produced more than 135 foreign and domestic patents related to RJ-45 technology. Sentinel makes all of its RJ-45 plugs and jacks domestically and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Operating since 1950, Sentinel Process Systems Inc. supplies and fabricates high-purity process equipment and engineered assemblies for pharmaceutical, biotech, food and beverage, and specialty chemical manufacturing. Its Hatboro operation combines in-house process hose fabrication with an ISO 7 cleanroom for documented single-use assemblies, supporting customers from research and development through commercial production. The company maintains a broad partner-backed inventory and provides custom designs, traceability, and stocking support when standard components are not enough.
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SEPCO Erie traces its roots to Leo Ignasiak, who began building a manufacturing business in half of a two-car garage after losing his job in the mid-1960s. That determined start has grown into an 18,000-square-foot, climate-controlled Erie facility where skilled machinists blend newer technology with proven older equipment. The company is especially known for precision tube cutting and has held ISO 9001:2015 certification.
For five decades, French company Sepro Group has designed and manufactured robots and automation systems for plastic injection molding, with nearly 40,000 molding machines equipped worldwide. Its 650 employees support customers through 12 subsidiaries, sales offices, and a distributor network, while Sepro’s automotive expertise includes large Cartesian robots built for demanding injection-molding applications. The company’s robots and automation operations are certified to ISO 9001:2015, and its sustainability program includes refurbishing and retrofitting existing equipment to extend product life.
With 90 years of experience, Septodont develops and manufactures dental and pharmaceutical products, best known for its dental pain-management products and increasingly for bioactive materials such as Biodentine. The company employs 1,850 people serving dental professionals in more than 150 countries, producing about 500 million dental anesthetic cartridges and 200 million dental needles each year.
Founded in 1932 by Annie and Nestor Schiller, Septodont develops and manufactures dental products while also serving pharmaceutical partners through its injectable CDMO business. Still family-owned, the company combines dental pain-management expertise with six manufacturing sites, four R&D centers and a global distribution network reaching more than 110 countries. Its 2,600 employees support a portfolio shaped by proprietary Active BioSilicate technology and decades of work in dental anesthetics and therapeutic care.