Flambeau, Inc. brings plastic to life for thousands of businesses and millions of professionals, hobbyists, and enthusiasts worldwide. From that first fishing lure, Flambeau has grown to encompass a diverse range of manuf......Flambeau, Inc. brings plastic to life for thousands of businesses and millions of professionals, hobbyists, and enthusiasts worldwide. From that first fishing lure, Flambeau has grown to encompass a diverse range of manufactured plastic products. Flambeau, Inc. and its divisions, in conjunction with other members of the Nordic Group of Companies, form a total resource network providing customer assistance in design and specifications of injection and blow molded thermoplastic components and products, building of tools and fixtures, and contract manufacturing of complete assemblies. You may be asking, "Why the frog?" Well, at Flambeau, we are very proud of this little frog. As the first product manufactured by the co-founders back in 1947, the Halik Frog fishing lure is a tangible reminder of the companys simple beginning, and the six subsequent decades of growth and achievement in plastic manufacturing.Shortly after World War II, W.R. Sauey and his brother, Ed, put all of their combined savings toward the purchase of parts to build a handmade injection molding machine. Since 1947, Flambeau has grown to include thousands of caring and committed associates and over 1,400,000 square feet of production space. Flambeaus USA manufacturing facilities are located at Baraboo, Wisconsin Columbus, Indiana Madison, Georgia Middlefield, Ohio Redlands, California and Weldon, North Carolina. Our international facilities include Ramsgate, Kent England and Saltillo, Coahuila México.From that first fishing lure, Flambeau has grown to encompass a diverse range of manufactured plastic products sold through three market groups: Retail Markets Group, Automotive Group and Industrial/Packaging Group. Flambeau manufactures plastic products that meet the needs of both industrial & consumer customers.

Flexible Material Handling has been manufacturing and marketing Nestaflex® flexible conveyors and Nestainer® free-standing stacking racks for more than 28 years. Our racks are used worldwide and are highly recommended by ......Flexible Material Handling has been manufacturing and marketing Nestaflex® flexible conveyors and Nestainer® free-standing stacking racks for more than 28 years. Our racks are used worldwide and are highly recommended by clients in various industries, including those in the apparel, food, chemical, pharmaceutical, transportation and medical sectors. Our Nestainer® racking system stacks three-high, column-to-column and uses an exclusive inverted angle to provide safe, secure and simple stacking. When not in use, the unique nesting system allows the racks to nest together in stacks of up to 12. Multiple standard sizes are available and can be customized to meet your needs. Nestaflex® conveyors have served the needs of business and industry effectively since their introduction in 1973. Our original flexible conveyors were developed to meet changing needs in material handling, which previously required rigid, fixed conveyors. Today, our newest designs represent more than 26 years of performance and advanced technology. Nestaflex® conveyors are designed to support a variety of materials handling tasks with design details that increase durability, flexibility, ergonomics and safety. Each conveyor is designed to expand, contract, flex and move as needed throughout the plant. If your material handling needs are changing and you demand proven performance, insist on the original flexible conveyor - Nestaflex®.

Flexpoint Sensor Systems (FLXT) was founded in 1995 to develop thick film sensing technology for the automotive industry. In 1995, Flexpoint was a Sensitron company and became part of the operations of Micropoint, Inc. th......Flexpoint Sensor Systems (FLXT) was founded in 1995 to develop thick film sensing technology for the automotive industry. In 1995, Flexpoint was a Sensitron company and became part of the operations of Micropoint, Inc. through a merger in April 1998. Soon after, Flexpoints principal members saw a potential application for the more sophisticated Bend Sensor in "smart" airbag development. They trademarked the new technology as Bend Sensor. Flexpoint will continue to produce the Bend Sensor for other applications, including those in the medical, industrial controls, consumer products and toy industries among others, at its 14,000 square foot manufacturing facility in Draper, Utah. The company is also developing a line of products that will be widely available through manufacturers representatives, and online at this site.

Florida RF Labs is an internationally recognized leader in the development and manufacture of high quality thin film microwave resistive products, high reliability RF and microwave coaxial cable assemblies, and high perfo......Florida RF Labs is an internationally recognized leader in the development and manufacture of high quality thin film microwave resistive products, high reliability RF and microwave coaxial cable assemblies, and high performance couplers for military, space and commercial applications. Since its founding in 1983, the company has developed a reputation as a supplier that will be satisfied with nothing short of excellence in both product quality and customer service. Our firm is headquartered in Stuart, Florida in a 28,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility. Our highly qualified management, engineering, test and manufacturing personnel work together to produce ceramic and cable assembly products that exceed our customers’ requirements and expectations. Quality Florida RF Labs is a registered ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 company. In addition to our quality and environmental management system registration, our operators and inspectors are certified to J-STD-001B and IPC-A-610 plus they meet the requirements for the AS9100 Aerospace Quality System. A Smiths Group Company Florida RF Labs is a subsidiary of Smiths Group, a multi-billion dollar global corporation. Smiths is an engineering-focused company with nearly 40,000 employees worldwide servicing the aerospace, medical, industrial and telecom industries.

Flowmeters are devices that measure the amount of liquid, gas or vapor that passes through them. Some flowmeters measure flow as the amount of fluid passing through the flowmeter during a time period (such as 100 liters p......Flowmeters are devices that measure the amount of liquid, gas or vapor that passes through them. Some flowmeters measure flow as the amount of fluid passing through the flowmeter during a time period (such as 100 liters per minute). Other flowmeters measure the totalized amount of fluid that has passed through the flowmeter (such as 100 liters). Flowmeters consist of a primary device, transducer and transmitter. The transducer senses the fluid that passes through the primary device. The transmitter produces a usable flow signal from the raw transducer signal. These components are often combined, so the actual flowmeter may be one or more physical devices. Flow measurement can be described by Q = A · v, which means that the volume of fluid passing through a flowmeter is equal to the cross-sectional area of the pipe (A) times the average velocity of the fluid (v) andW = r · Q, which means that the mass flow of fluid passing through a flowmeter (A) is equal to the fluid density (r) times the volume of the fluid (Q). Volumetric flowmeters directly measure the volume of fluid (Q) passing through the flowmeter. The only flowmeter technology that measures volume directly is the positive displacement flowmeter. Velocity flowmeters utilize techniques that measure the velocity (v) of the flowing stream to determine the volumetric flow. Examples of flowmeter technologies that measure velocity include magnetic, turbine, ultrasonic, and vortex shedding and fluidic flowmeters. Mass flowmeters utilize techniques that measure the mass flow (W) of the flowing stream. Examples of flowmeter technologies that measure mass flow include Coriolis mass and thermal flowmeters. Inferential flowmeters do not measure volume, velocity or mass, but rather measure flow by inferring its value from other measured parameters. Examples of flowmeter technologies that measure inferentially include differential pressure, target and variable area flowmeters. Flow computers are often used to compensate flow measurements for actual process conditions, such as pressure, temperature, viscosity, and composition. Additional flowmeter technologies include flowmeters that measure liquid flowing in an open channel, and insertion flowmeters that measure flow at one location in a pipe and use this measurement to infer the flow in the entire pipe. Insertion flow measurement systems often use a flow computer to compensate for hydraulic effects. Installation Cautions for FlowmetersIn liquid service, be sure that the flowmeter is installed such that it remains full of liquid, because gas/vapor in the flowmeter can alter its geometry and adversely affect accuracy. In gas/vapor service, be sure that the flowmeter is installed such that the flowmeter remains full of gas/vapor, because liquid in the flowmeter can alter its geometry and adversely affect accuracy. Disturbances located upstream (and sometimes downstream) of the flowmeter, such as pipe elbows and control valves, can adversely affect measurement accuracy, because the flowmeter may not be able to accurately measure disturbed flow streams. Be sure to locate control valves downstream of the flowmeter so their flow disturbances are not introduced directly into the flowmeter (as they would be if located upstream). Also, be sure to properly design the upstream and downstream piping with sufficient straight run to remove disturbances that can affect measurement accuracy. Be especially careful when flow is two-phase, such as liquid/gas flow and liquid/solid flow, because these flows can adversely affect the accuracy of many flowmeters. Be careful because some flowmeters can become plugged and stop working in liquid/solid flow streams. Application Cautions for FlowmetersEach type of flowmeter has its own specific applications and installation constraints. There is no "one size fits all" flowmeter. The way to select the right flowmeter is to use the application as your guide, not the technology. Many of these technologies will all work well on many applications. If you start with the application, you can select the technology you wish to use based on accuracy, cost, durability and reliability, rather than trying to make the technology you chose fit the application you have.

Fluid Components International solves flow and level measurement applications for industrial process and plant applications using patented thermal dispersion flow measurement technologies With more than 40 years experien......Fluid Components International solves flow and level measurement applications for industrial process and plant applications using patented thermal dispersion flow measurement technologies With more than 40 years experience and the world’s largest installed base of thermal dispersion instruments, you can count on FCI to know your application and have proven solutions that will save you time and expense. FCI was founded in 1964 in Canoga Park, California area. In 1980, we relocated our corporate and manufacturing facility to San Marcos, California (near San Diego). In order to support our increasing international customer base, we opened our European Sales and Service Center in the Netherlands in 1993. In January 2003, FCI added the coveted AS9000 certificate to our certifications portfolio . Our design, manufacturing and calibration systems, processes and facilities are continuously reviewed, audited and accepted by the major industry leaders. Our Industrial Division provides flow, liquid level, interface and temperature sensors utilizing thermal dispersion flow measurement technologies. Our world-class Flow and Level Calibration Facility is continually being improved, expanded and upgraded to meet our customers increasing requirements.

Fluid Defense Systems is the manufacturer of Oil Safe, Label Safe & Grease Safe, and is an internationally held American Company with key competence in product development, manufacturing, distribution and marketing. Throu......Fluid Defense Systems is the manufacturer of Oil Safe, Label Safe & Grease Safe, and is an internationally held American Company with key competence in product development, manufacturing, distribution and marketing. Through innovation, integrity and best practice, Fluid Defense Systems develops creative products and systems that are revolutionizing industrial fluid management around the world. The Company’s Corporate Headquarters are located outside of Chicago, Illinois, USA. Fluid Defense Systems maintains a global distribution center in Illinois and manufacturing centers in the USA and abroad. Fluid Defense Systems is actively developing a highly innovative and knowledgeable Dealer network with distribution reach servicing over 45 countries. Fluid Defense Systems has partnered with world class suppliers to ensure you can always depend on Fluid Defense Systems to deliver the most innovative high quality products and services with brands you can trust. Fluid Defense Systems is the trading name of Reliability Brands, LLC.

Fluke Biomedical leads the world in the manufacture of biomedical test and simulation products, including electrical safety testers, patient simulators, performance analyzers, and fully-integrated and automated performanc......Fluke Biomedical leads the world in the manufacture of biomedical test and simulation products, including electrical safety testers, patient simulators, performance analyzers, and fully-integrated and automated performance testing and documentation systems. Fluke Biomedical also provides some of the most trusted and accurate diagnostic imaging, radiation safety, and oncology quality-assurance solutions for regulatory compliance. Today, medical device manufacturers, biomedical professionals, physicists, field service, and other medical personnel must meet increasing regulatory guidelines, higher quality standards, and rapid technological growth while performing their work faster and more efficiently than ever. Fluke Biomedical provides a diverse range of software and hardware tools to meet todays challenges. For more information on Fluke Biomedical products and services, please contact sales@flukebiomedical.com or call (800) 850-4608 (US only) or (440) 248-9300. About Fluke Corporation Fluke Biomedical is a division of Fluke Corporation. Fluke Corporation is the world leader in the manufacture, distribution, and service of electronic test tools and software and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Danaher Corporation (NYSE:DHR). With over 30 years experience serving biomedical test customers and Flukes 55 years defining electronic test products, Fluke Biomedical is positioned to bring innovation and value to the healthcare support organizations. Why Fluke Biomedical is the Industry Standard Innovative Design from Customer Feedback Fluke Biomedical strives to lead our market segments through ongoing improvement of current offerings and creative solutions to customer needs. The multi-functional project teams have a remarkable in-house knowledge base including expertise in mechanics, electronics, software, systems, engineering, service, and manufacturing technology. Through participation in a wide range of industry associations, conferences, and speaking events, Fluke Biomedical pays careful attention to trends in evolving technology and new applications to provide a fresh perspective when contemplating new products or current product enhancements. Customer Satisfaction Demanded When you invest in the best products, you deserve the best support. Fluke Biomedical has several worldclass service centers, including the worlds largest commercial laboratory. The Fluke Biomedical service centers are extremely versatile and can service over 1000 different models. With extensive experience in full-asset management, the highly-accredited program is equipped to give you OEM firmware and product updates that wont be received elsewhere, NIST-traceable calibration, 90-day warranty on repairs, and fast turnaround from their state-of-the-art facilities. The Fluke Biomedical service department is involved early in the life cycle of all new projects to ensure the serviceability of our products from release to maturity. Should you encounter any issues with your product, Fluke Biomedical provides a Technical Assistance Center (TAC) to answer your product questions. The Fluke Biomedical customer service department handles all of your product specification, pricing, and delivery questions, working closely with the field sales representatives to address the needs of each individual customer. Fluke Biomedicals pride in fostering good customer relationships is evident in the dedication of these employees. High Standards for Quality Assurance Utilizing ISO 9001 Fluke Biomedical employees are committed to maintaining the high quality of our products and services. Fluke Biomedical solicits customer input on quality and product features and then designs, validates, manufactures, and services these to requirements. Fluke Biomedical shows its ongoing commitment to quality through the continuous improvement process required by our internationally recognized ISO 9001 Quality System registration.

Fluke Corporation is the world leader in the manufacture, distribution and service of electronic test tools and software. Since its founding in 1948, Fluke has helped define and grow a unique technology market, providing ......Fluke Corporation is the world leader in the manufacture, distribution and service of electronic test tools and software. Since its founding in 1948, Fluke has helped define and grow a unique technology market, providing testing and troubleshooting capabilities that have grown to mission critical status in manufacturing and service industries. Every new manufacturing plant, office, hospital, or facility built today represents another potential customer for Fluke products. From industrial electronic installation, maintenance and service, to precision measurement and quality control, Fluke tools help keep business and industry around the globe up and running. Typical customers and users include technicians, engineers, metrologists, medical-device manufacturers, and computer network professionals — people who stake their reputations on their tools, and use tools to help extend their personal power and abilities.Fluke has achieved the number one or number two position in every market in which it competes. The Fluke brand has a reputation for portability, ruggedness, safety, ease of use and rigid standards of quality.A wholly owned subsidiary of Danaher Corporation (NYSE:DHR), Fluke is a multi-national corporation headquartered in Everett, Washington, USA. Manufacturing centers are located in the USA, the UK, Asia and The Netherlands. Sales and service subsidiaries are located in Europe, North America, South America, Asia and Australia. Fluke Corporation has authorized distributor and manufacturer representative channels in more than 100 countries and employs approximately 2,400.Market Segments The Fluke product lines are beneficial for professionals in a variety of markets. Primary segments are listed below, and include a brief description of the types of Fluke tools used along with their typical applications. Industrial/Electronic Service Installation and Maintenance Today, electronics are integrated into an increasing number of electrical and electro-mechanical systems. Flukes comprehensive line of digital multimeters, electrical power analyzers, thermal imagers, insulation resistance testers, accessories, plus the integrated ScopeMeter™ handheld test tools, are being used by a growing number of service technicians, plant engineers and installation and maintenance technicians. These tools provide them the ability to troubleshoot these complex new systems and detect problems quickly. Electrical and Temperature Electricians, HVAC/R technicians, plant engineers and power quality consultants involved in the maintenance, service and design of every type of residential, industrial, plant and commercial building use Fluke professional test tools. Fluke products such as: electrical testers, digital multimeters (DMMs), clamp meters, single and three-phase power quality meters, ScopeMeter™ test tools, current clamps, thermal imagers, digital thermometers, and DMM accessories are designed for day-to-day field troubleshooting and maintenance of electrical systems, electrical power systems, HVAC/R systems, and associated equipment. Fluke products help electrical technicians analyze, troubleshoot, and repair these systems for optimum performance. Indoor Air Quality By some estimates, up to 30 percent of commercial buildings exhibit sick building syndrome. Substandard indoor air quality can hamper staff productivity, disrupt clean room operation or lead to litigation. Working to solve these issues are nearly two million professionals in the U.S. Fluke introduced a line of indoor air quality (IAQ) test tools during 2005, with the goal of providing HVAC, building maintenance and IAQ professionals with a comprehensive portfolio of precision instruments for troubleshooting and maintaining indoor air quality. Fluke IAQ tools will help these professionals achieve outstanding performance by delivering the accuracy, reliability, toughness, safety, usability and value for which Fluke tools are famous. Calibration With the acquisition of the Precision Measurement Division of Wavetek Wandell Goltermann in early 2000, Fluke has firmly strengthened its already huge global leadership position in the electrical calibration marketplace. Subsequent acquisitions of Hart Scientific and DH Instruments added expertise and product lines in temperature and pressure/flow calibration, respectively. The Fluke Calibration line of calibrators, standards, waveform generators, calibration software products, and support equipment provide exacting standards for companies and government organizations who rely on tightly calibrated instruments for their quality and standards programs, as well as to meet strict international quality requirements. Biomedical Fluke Biomedical leads the world in the manufacture of biomedical test and simulation products, including electrical safety testers, patient simulators, performance analyzers, and fully-integrated and automated performance testing and documentation systems. Fluke Biomedical also provides some of the most trusted and accurate diagnostic imaging, radiation safety, and oncology qualit

Fluke Networks provides innovative solutions for the installation and certification, testing, monitoring and analysis of copper, fiber and wireless networks used by enterprises and telecommunications carriers. The company......Fluke Networks provides innovative solutions for the installation and certification, testing, monitoring and analysis of copper, fiber and wireless networks used by enterprises and telecommunications carriers. The companys comprehensive line of Network SuperVision™ Solutions provide network installers, owners, and maintainers with superior vision, combining speed, accuracy and ease of use to optimize network performance. Headquartered in Everett, Washington, Fluke Networks has over 700 employees worldwide and distributes its products in more than 50 countries and are used by 96 of the Fortune 100 companies