Ameri-Kart Corp. specializes in plastic molding of parts, component assemblies and finished products for a wide range of industries. We have industry experts dedicated to understanding your business and original equipment......Ameri-Kart Corp. specializes in plastic molding of parts, component assemblies and finished products for a wide range of industries. We have industry experts dedicated to understanding your business and original equipment product needs for: Recreational Vehicles Marine Market Agricultural Market Industrial Equipment Heavy Truck OEMs And many more... Ameri-Kart is a custom manufacturer of rotationally-molded plastic parts that are economically competitive for both high-volume and short-run production requirements. Whether your needs call for relatively small runs or high-volume production or parts from 3 inches to 16 feet, you can rely on Ameri-Kart to provide you with cost-effective, high quality products…exactly what you expect from a business partner. Our Indiana Division is ISO-9001:2000 certified and Ohio facility is QS-9000 certified. When you need help with supplementary design, tooling fabrication, molded-in-graphics, or an evaluation of materials to meet special applications requirements, Ameri-Kart will provide all of that and more. Molded products from Ameri-Kart can be produced in a variety of materials to achieve your required performance characteristics. We are expert molders of Nylon #6, Nylon#12, cross-link polyethylene, and polyethylene. Ameri-Kart Corp. is one of the growing family of Myers Industries, Inc. companies. Ameri-Kart is a member of the International Marine Certification Institute, the National Marine Manufacturers Association (NMMA) and the American Boat & Yacht Council (ABYC).

AMETEK Drexelbrook is known throughout the world as a leader in level measurement technology. Weve earned our reputation for excellence from over four decades of experience in providing level solutions to virtually ever......AMETEK Drexelbrook is known throughout the world as a leader in level measurement technology. Weve earned our reputation for excellence from over four decades of experience in providing level solutions to virtually every industry...including chemical, petrochemical, refining, power, water and wastewater, food, pharmaceutical, pulp and paper, mining, automotive, and many others. Our prestigious position stems from a unique combination of application expertise, innovative product design, and breadth of technology offerings. Drexelbrook pioneered, and continues to advance, RF admittance level instrumentation. Today, we also offer superior ultrasonic, magnetostrictive, hydrostatic, radar, and TDR instrumentation. This comprehensive product offering enables us to provide our customers with the best level or open channel flow measurement solution for any application...from the most basic to the most complex. We pledge to always provide our customers with the best possible recommendation using the measurement technology that is best suited for the application. Sincerely, The Employees of AMETEK Drexelbrook and Our Worldwide Network of Representatives and Distributors.

AMETEK is a leading global manufacturer of electric motors and electronic instruments, headquartered in Paoli, PA. AMETEK Measurement & Calibration Technologies, a division of AMETEK’s Electronic Instruments Group (EIG),......AMETEK is a leading global manufacturer of electric motors and electronic instruments, headquartered in Paoli, PA. AMETEK Measurement & Calibration Technologies, a division of AMETEK’s Electronic Instruments Group (EIG), designs, manufactures, and distributes sensors and sensor-based instruments and calibration systems that provide precise measurements of pressure, level, temperature, position, force, material tension, compression, and hardness. AMETEK Measurement & Calibration Technologies serves a global customer base with manufacturing operations in the United States, United Kingdom, and Denmark, and has a worldwide network of sales and service locations. AMETEK Automation & Process Technologies is a business unit within the AMETEK Measurement & Calibration Technologies Division and manufactures products that date back to the 1930’s with the Gemco Electric Company and the B/W Controls Company as core businesses. Gemco started as a custom electrical panel fabricator, but soon developed several standard control products, including our renowned, industry standard, rotary cam limit switches. In the 1970’s Gemco expanded into resolver based electronics and programmable limit switches, where we set many industry standards including unique high-speed output performance. In the 1980’s, Gemco brand magnetostrictive LDTs were added. We have continued to develop our product lines around unique solutions in difficult applications. The Gemco brand remains on many of the AMETEK Automation and Process Technologies products today, including our DeviceNet sensors and Allen-Bradley PLC Bus Card Products. B/W Controls began with liquid level controls for water and wastewater applications in the 1930’s and products included conductance probes, float sensors and level control packages. In the 1980’s magnetostrictive level sensors and leak detection products were introduced. These products are well recognized for EPA compliance in underground storage tank monitoring as highly accurate solutions. In the 1990’s we introduced our patented Stik™ & Flex Probes design for tank applications. CATRAC™ brand of light to heavy duty cable and hose carriers have been used on various types of machinery as a means of safely and efficiently conveying power, electrical, air and fluid to equipment in motion since 1967. Our vast line up of standards will allow you to select the optimum carrier to suit your specific needs. Link heights from 2.00 inches for lighter duty applications through 8.00 inches for those larger industrial type applications are available, as well as a huge array of bending radii and widths. Custom designs are our specialty. Today, new products, based on advancements in the Gemco and B/W Controls core technologies, provide even greater value creation for our customers and are a cornerstone for our future strategy. As a leader in Linear and Rotary Position Sensing, and Level Gauging, we can show you how to improve productivity and process performance, leading to lower cost and improved competitiveness for your business.

AMETEK Process Instruments is a worldwide manufacturer of process analyzers and instrumentation. The markets we serve are ever expanding. They presently include: power generation metals refining and production pharmaceuti......AMETEK Process Instruments is a worldwide manufacturer of process analyzers and instrumentation. The markets we serve are ever expanding. They presently include: power generation metals refining and production pharmaceutical research and manufacturing natural gas refining and petrochemicals semiconductor chip manufacturing air separation and industrial gas production combustion control for boilers and process heaters glass manufacturing thermal oxidizer control pulp & paper production environmental and pollution monitoring fuel cell research glass manufacturing and many others Our engineering and manufacturing activities take place in four North American facilities. We have ten direct sales and service offices in seven countries scattered around the globe as well as a wide network of factory trained manufacturer’s representatives, distributors, and service technicians. A Business Unit of the Process & Analytical Instruments division of AMETEK, Inc., we are part of a multinational corporation with over $1 billion (U.S.) in annual revenue.

AMETEK Process Instruments is a worldwide manufacturer of process analyzers and instrumentation. The markets we serve are ever expanding. They presently include: power generation metals refining and production pharmaceuti......AMETEK Process Instruments is a worldwide manufacturer of process analyzers and instrumentation. The markets we serve are ever expanding. They presently include: power generation metals refining and production pharmaceutical research and manufacturing natural gas refining and petrochemicals semiconductor chip manufacturing air separation and industrial gas production combustion control for boilers and process heaters glass manufacturing thermal oxidizer control pulp & paper production environmental and pollution monitoring fuel cell research glass manufacturing and many others Our engineering and manufacturing activities take place in four North American facilities. We have ten direct sales and service offices in seven countries scattered around the globe as well as a wide network of factory trained manufacturer’s representatives, distributors, and service technicians. A Business Unit of the Process & Analytical Instruments division of AMETEK, Inc., we are part of a multinational corporation with over $1 billion (U.S.) in annual revenue.

AMOT has been a pioneering manufacturer of quality components for rotating machinery since 1948, when we invented the industrial thermostatic valve – which has since become the accepted standard. AMOT products are still ......AMOT has been a pioneering manufacturer of quality components for rotating machinery since 1948, when we invented the industrial thermostatic valve – which has since become the accepted standard. AMOT products are still breaking new ground in temperature and pressure sensing and control. For many years, the experience and expertise of AMOT engineering has been directed towards devising highly specialised control solutions across a wide variety of applications including hazardous area. We’ve become very good at it. We continue to work closely alongside the technical teams of our customers to ensure the solutions we provide are completely relevant and in keeping with their own working practices. We look forward to working with you. AMOT remains a wholly-owned subsidiary of Roper Industries Inc. (NYSE: ROP) a publicly traded company.

History of a Family Business: The C. I. Thornburg Co., Inc. was founded by Charles Irving Thornburg in 1931 in Huntington, WV. Mr. Thornburg, a post depression entrepreneur, capitalized on the commercial building boom in ......History of a Family Business: The C. I. Thornburg Co., Inc. was founded by Charles Irving Thornburg in 1931 in Huntington, WV. Mr. Thornburg, a post depression entrepreneur, capitalized on the commercial building boom in the Huntington area by starting the firm as a Fire Sprinkler Contractor. The C. I. Thornburg Co. existed and thrived until World War II, at which time commercial building slowed, and the steel pipe used in the construction of fire sprinkler systems was rationed. During the War and shortly thereafter, Mr. Thornburg horded his ration of steel pipe, found other sprinkler contractors that had a pipe shortage and made a profit re-selling the pipe to the needy contractor. Thus the “supply” side of The C. I. Thornburg Co. business was born. Mr. Thornburg’s company operated successfully both as a contractor and a supply house.In 1957, at the age of 34, a young engineer, E. Webster “Web” Morrison, was working for a local precision optics company in Huntington, WV. Having two small sons at home, and aspiring more for his family, Web was on the outlook for opportunity. After searching for a year, Web found his opportunity to be with the small contractor/supply house owned by Mr. Thornburg. Mr. Thornburg was looking to sell his business. Web Morrison sought the assistance and financial resources of six of his friends and business associates and purchased The C. I. Thornburg Co. from Mr. C. I. Thornburg in 1958. A newspaper report from the Huntington Advertiser dated Wednesday, June 4, 1958 reads as follows:“The C. I. Thornburg Co., with business in excess of $1,000,000 a year, was purchased today by the Standard Investment Co. of Huntington. A purchase price was not disclosed, but principals in the transactions stated it was in six figures.” The original seven stockholders were Web Morrison, Andy D’Antoni, David Fox, Jr., Andy Houvouras, Leo DiPiero, Claude Modesitt and Don Modesitt. Mr. Morrison was the only stockholder to work at the new enterprise, and was named President. Further in the June 4, 1958 Huntington Advertiser article, Mr. Morrison was quoted,“We intend to expand as time goes by. Nothing planned now, however.” Expand they did. From the only location at 2837 Collis Avenue in Huntington, WV Web Morrison and his staff, led by Joe Dawson, Jack and Bob Bazemore, Bill Anderson, Harold Jackson and many others, grew the business from just over $1,000,000 to over $5,000,000 by 1975. In 1975 the Company expanded it’s presence into Kentucky by opening the first Branch in Lexington. Tom Robson became the first Branch Manager at the Lexington Branch located at 741 Fox Industrial Road, just off New Circle at Old Frankfort Pike. This Branch has since relocated to a new facility, built specifically for CITCO, just across New Circle Road at 741 Enterprise Drive. The other major milestone in the Company history was the purchase of the stock from the six stockholders giving Web and his wife Adelle complete ownership. This series of transactions was completed in 1978. At that time, Web and Adelle’s two sons, Ed and Alan, having both graduated from Virginia Tech with Engineering degrees, were working at the Company. The future seemed bright and well planned.The Huntington Branch relocated in 1990 in Huntington to its current location at 4034 Altizer Avenue, the former location of Branchland Pipe & Supply, an oil and gas supply distributor owned by the David Fox, Jr. family.A third Branch location was added in 1996 in Anmoore, WV. This Branch was relocated in 2000 to its currect location near I-79 in Bridgeport. The fourth location in Bowling Green, KY was added in 1998 to better serve the customers in Western Kentucky.In 2004 The C. I. Thornburg Co., Inc. purchased assets of Water Works and Industrial Supply, Inc. (WWISCO) and incorporated its operations into existing branches. WWISCO had operations in Huntington, WV, Lexington, KY and Fairmont, WV.In 2006 The C. I. Thornburg Co., Inc. opened a Control Design and Manufacturing facility in Huntington. This provides the ability to design and construct basic control panels and sophisticated telemetry and control systems internally. Efficient design and manufacturing along with experienced builders and programmers result in quality solutions for the municipal customers of The C. I. Thornburg Co., Inc.In December of 2008 The C. I. Thornburg Co., Inc. will open a fifth branch in Nashville, TN. The company’s five full service branches serve the municipal water and wastewater industry in all of West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee and the Southern part of Ohio with well over 100 employees. The third generation of Morrisons joined the company. Ed’s son Edward W. (Eddie) Morrison, III and Alan’s son Jeff have both joined the company and hope to continue the legacy of success and growth.Our Mission: We strive each day to provide the leadership and resources to become the best water and wastewater supplier in our geographic region. This can only be accomplished by providing quality products, competitive pricing, and exemplary customer se

History of Innovation and Growth The Gems Sensors & Controls (Gems) story began over 50 years ago in 1955 when the company founder, Edward H. Moore, developed a level indicator in his basement. It was patented in 1959. Al......History of Innovation and Growth The Gems Sensors & Controls (Gems) story began over 50 years ago in 1955 when the company founder, Edward H. Moore, developed a level indicator in his basement. It was patented in 1959. Along with an associate, Gordon Seigle, he established the Gems Company (GS for Gordon Seigle, EM for Ed Moore). Gems first commercial success was a bilge switch for the small boating industry. Rapid acceptance of Gems products for marine and industrial applications led to continual expansion of facilities and staff - from a 6,500 sq. ft. building to a facility of 60,000 sq. ft. in Plainville, Connecticut, USA. Today, Gems designs and manufactures a broad portfolio of liquid level, flow and pressure sensors, miniature solenoid valves, and pre-assembled fluidic systems. Gems is a division of Danaher Corporation, a fortune 500 company with a presence around the globe. Gems Sensors & Controls has manufacturing facilities in North America, Europe, and Asia and supports sales, engineering and service offices around the world. Gems has the resources to support your design and manufacturing requirements anywhere you call home. The Gems Sensors & Controls Advantage Gems delivers personal attention, engineering expertise, and technical support to reduce development risks, improve the understanding of design issues, and quickly identify the right solutions. Decades of application engineering provides the perspective and experience to quickly prototype, build, and deliver components, sub-assemblies or systems exactly to your critical requirements . Research and development teams simulate actual application environments and perform rigorous environmental testing. Each fluidic component and sub-assembly is individually designed and 100% pre-tested for specific applications: from liquid to pneumatic, cryogenic to high temperature, or vacuum to high-pressure systems. Experience has taught us which technologies and product characteristics provide effective solutions to customers problems. Theres a good chance weve already dealt with the design criteria youre working on and will probably have a product solution available right off the shelf. That saves you both time and money! And if your application calls for a more customized solution, Gems will meet your requirements by modifying an existing product or designing something completely new. Our lean manufacturing facilities around the world reduce lead times and provide cost effective made-to-order systems exactly when needed. With innovative and proven design solutions, engineers and project managers count on Gems to help keep projects ahead of schedule - often decreasing overall time to market - and be their leading resource for fluidic systems. Our Manufacturing Philosophy With a dedication to lean manufacturing and ISO certification weve become a preferred partner for OEMs because we always strive to exceed our customers expectations. We do this by: 1. Understanding our customers needs and goals. We employ a process we call "Voice of the Customer" (VOC) to get to the heart of the important issues, so your unique perspectives and requirements are fully understood early on. Only then do we launch design and manufacturing work. 2. Using a comprehensive methodology to ensure all critical parameters are achieved. Our New Product Introduction Process identifies and resolves potential issues up-front, eliminates product and process variation, and ensures that you receive a high-quality product every time with: Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) Process Capability Studies Gauge Capability Studies Six Sigma 3. Staffing our facility with dedicated experts. Our experience allows us to: Run a lean manufacturing operation. Each of our nearly 100 finely tuned manufacturing cells is designed to get you the finest product available with the shortest lead times in the industry. Use cutting-edge manufacturing principles-including 5S , Visual Management , Standard Work and Kanban . Implement quality control at every stage. All Gems associates are encouraged to stop their process if they believe a potential quality problem exists. And we implement an aggressive & continued training program to ensure our associates are well versed in the latest technologies, equipment and problem-solving applications.

History of the O.C. White Company - Established 1883 In 1883 Dr. Otis C. White, a dental surgeon from Hopkinton, Massachusetts, obtained the first of many patents for his adjustable joints, which included a dental head re......History of the O.C. White Company - Established 1883 In 1883 Dr. Otis C. White, a dental surgeon from Hopkinton, Massachusetts, obtained the first of many patents for his adjustable joints, which included a dental head rest and a universal ball and socket joint. These inventions garnered numerous technological awards, including The John Scott Medal (awarded by the Franklin Institute), and the "Gold", "Silver", and "Honorable Mention" medals at the 1893 Pan American Exposition (precursor to the Worlds Fair). These same universal ball and socket joints can still be found in use today in various "Machine Lite" products in the O.C. White line. In 1894, the company became a Massachusetts corporation producing gas light fixtures. Less than a decade later, with the introduction of the "Mazda lamp", the factory turned its attention to the field of adjustable electric lighting fixtures and was the original pioneer in the field of adjustable task lamps and machine lighting.In 1901, Mr. Otis C. White Jr. became president of the firm, and oversaw all operations until the early 50s. During World War I, specialized arms were produced and "Patented", and used in large quantities by the U.S. Signal Corps to hold resonator signaling devices. The company was cited by the U.S. government for its part in "Helping to produce victory over the enemy."In 1939, fluorescent lamp technology was introduced, and O.C White began to design lamps for desk use, physicians exam units, hospital floor lamps, and fixtures for the stitching trade. During World War II, O.C. White lights were extensively used as Chart lights on board ships, both in the US Navy and the Merchant Marines. Like many companies of the day, our manufacturing efforts were shifted to 100% War production with many other products being used in other war facilities, such as the special units that were designed to be parachuted into field operations.In the 1950s, O.C. White became the dominant producer of OEM Machine Lighting for the American machine builders, such as New Britain Machine, Cincinnati Machine, Bryant, and many other manufacturers. O.C. White arm assemblies were also used in mass quantity for other manufacturers own lines of fixtures.In 1956 the company introduced its illuminated magnifiers as well as its famous adjustable broadcast arms. The original factory was located in Worcester, Massachusetts, which was one of the early hubs of industry, and was utilized until 1980, when the factory moved to a new location.In 1964 Robert L. May became President and owner of the firm after twenty years of lighting experience with Sylvania Electric, Westinghouse Electric and then as a manufacturers representative for O.C. White.Today under its new President, Richard L. May, who has over forty years experience in the lighting field, the company has again moved to its new location in a renovated (1920), 72,000 sq. foot brick building in Thorndike, Massachusetts.Considered the Worlds Oldest Industrial Lighting manufacturer, O.C. White has earned an unparalleled reputation for the quality of its superior products and fixtures. It is not unusual to find the companys early fixtures in high end antique shops where high prices are demanded for the unique products.

HISTORYAtlantic Screen & Mfg., Inc. was established in 1980, owned and operated by Bill and Pat Lawson. We are a M.F.G of slotted and perforated pipe. WHAT WE DO Atlantic Screen Manufacturing, Inc. (ASI) manufactures perf......HISTORYAtlantic Screen & Mfg., Inc. was established in 1980, owned and operated by Bill and Pat Lawson. We are a M.F.G of slotted and perforated pipe. WHAT WE DO Atlantic Screen Manufacturing, Inc. (ASI) manufactures perforated and slotted pipes available in vertical, horizontal, and custom patterns. Since 1980, ASI has expanded from using strictly PVC pipe to also using CPVC, Stainless Steel, HDPE, and PolyButylene. ASI wholesales its products to distributors, consulting firms, industrial, commercial, and residential consumers across the continental United States and exports worldwide.