Check It Electronics Corp

For more than thirty years. Control Instruments Corporation has dedicated their expertise to the industrial community, providing safe and efficient environments for companies worldwide. The company engineers and manufactures high-quality solutions to both simple and complex gas detection problems, leaving facilities, employees and environments safe and secure. Its highly successful gas detection systems are the industry standard for lower flammable limit and total hydrocarbon monitoring, and are installed and used under the most demanding conditions. These conditions include printing, coating and flexible packaging processes, to semiconductor, pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturers. Control Instruments Corporation s family of gas detection products includes continuous process analyzers, flammable gas monitors, oxygen monitors, and remote access and control devices for all of your gas detection and solvent vapor monitoring needs. Control Instruments maintains offices in Fairfield, N.J.

For over 40 years, Pyco Inc. has been one of the leading manufacturers of thermocouples and resistance temperature detector assemblies in the United States. Based in Penndel, Pa., the firm caters its services to the world s leading engineering firms and manufacturers of industrial equipment. The company also provides expertise to solve customers temperature measurement requirements and original equipment manufacturer (OEM) replacement parts. Pyco Inc. offers temperature sensors for controlling high pressure, high temperature, and corrosive as well as erosive atmospheres.

For more than one-half century Burling Instruments Inc. has been specializing in providing temperature safety switches and pressure regulation valves. Based in Chatham, N.J., the firm has been instrumental in developing and manufacturing standard as well as custom designed products for end-users, original equipment manufacturer (OEM)'s and other major customers worldwide. Burling Instruments Inc. is one of the manufacturers that can tolerate high temperatures in excess of 2000 F as well as high pressures in the United States.