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Kulite Semiconductor Products is a leading name in the transducer industry on a worldwide level. It is the first name in pressure transducers for scientists and engineers working at the cutting edge of research and design in their fields. Kulite has attained this high stature and recognition under the direction and guidance of its founder, Dr. Anthony David Kurtz. Since founding Kulite in 1959, Kurtz has been personally involved in working out creative and original solutions to the pressure measurement needs of his customers. Together, they have developed an un-paralleled body of knowledge gained from meeting these challenges. They have also developed one breakthrough after another in the technologies underlying these pressure transducers. The nerve center of all this scientific and engineering activity is the Kulite world headquarters, consisting of more than 100,000 square feet in two modern buildings, in the town of Leonia, N.J.

Hans Aerospace Inc, located in Fort Lee, NJ, is a strategic partner and stocking distributor of aviation supplies, offering comprehensive supply chain solutions for the aerospace, military, defense, and medical industries both in the U.S. and globally. The company is committed to delivering the highest quality products, unbeatable customer service, and competitive pricing while ensuring fast turnaround and response times. With a team of industry experts and financial analysts, Hans Aerospace develops scalable strategies and manufacturing forecasts that address market trends and lifecycle conditions. They focus on sourcing certifiable products and engineering innovative solutions that provide superior performance and meet stringent quality control measures. Generated from the website

Founded in 1971 in New York, Eventide is a leading developer and manufacturer of digital audio processing products for recording, broadcast and live performance. The company is headquartered in Little Ferry, N.J. Eventide invented the H949, the first Harmonizer effects processor in 1975, and introduced the H3000 Ultra-Harmonizer effects processor in 1988. The company sells products under the brand names of Eventide, Harmonizer, Monolithic Tandem, VSIG and Orville, all trademarks of Eventide.