RNB Enterprises, Inc

Benchmark Electronics, based in Phoenix, AZ, is a global product realization services company specializing in aerospace, defense, complex industrials, semiconductor capital equipment, next-gen communications, advanced computing, and medical technologies. Their comprehensive services span from research and development to volume production, offering design engineering, precision machining, full system electronic assembly, and lifecycle management. With a collaborative approach that leverages diverse talent across functions, sites, and regions, Benchmark delivers customized solutions for complex challenges. As a strategic partner, they prioritize reliability and innovation to meet the demanding needs of customers in critical markets where quality is paramount. Generated from the website

EMR Corporation was originally founded in 1980 as an OEM supplier of ferrite and hybrid devices to the land mobile communications and broadcast industries. More than 25 years later, the company provides design, supply and implementation of complete radio frequency communication systems. Its product list includes antennas, antenna related equipment, hardware, additional accessories, intermodulation control devices, cavity resonators, duplexers, transmitter combiners, multicouplers, multicoupler components, signal enhancement products and amplifiers. EMR is located in Phoenix, Ariz.

Interface is a load cell producer and calibration specialist. The company manufactures its own strain gages out of proprietary material. Products include accessories, calibration systems, instrumentation, load cells, recalibration/repair and torque cells. Every cell Interface makes is individually tested and calibrated (no sampling). Temperature characteristics are tested at low and high temperatures. Every load cell and force sensor is creep tested to the tightest specification in the industry. Interface load cells offer higher output (up to 4mV/V output on low profile load cells). Each Interface low profile load cell uses eight gages to assure accuracy and is moment compensated to minimize sensitivity to extraneous loads.