Tough, reliable… Veris climbs mountains for our customers. Founded in 1987 in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, Veris Inc. was organized to design, build and service the finest flow measurement instruments in the industry......Tough, reliable… Veris climbs mountains for our customers. Founded in 1987 in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, Veris Inc. was organized to design, build and service the finest flow measurement instruments in the industry. Over three years of research and development were dedicated to the engineering and manufacturing of our primary product line, the Verabar - an industrial, insertion type, velocity averaging flow sensor. Veris has adhered to the highest engineering standards in developing, testing and publishing accurate flow coefficient and structural data for the Verabar. Veris manufactures and inventories over 95% of the parts required to assemble the Verabar product line. The investment in tooling and equipment is for one purpose - to control both the quality and service of our products. Over the years, Veris has operated on a simple principle - to design, build and service value-engineered products of the highest quality … delivered on time … at fair prices.

Tower Optical Corporation is a premier manufacturer and producer of high quality precision optics, assemblies and lasers. Its stock and "build to spec" custom products are used in leading-edge photonics technology, electr......Tower Optical Corporation is a premier manufacturer and producer of high quality precision optics, assemblies and lasers. Its stock and "build to spec" custom products are used in leading-edge photonics technology, electro-optics, lasers, telecommunications, medical instruments, optical imaging and optical computing. Products include, but are not limited to, crystal quartz waveplates and achromatic waveplates (retarders), lenses, prisms, beamsplitters, windows and mirrors. Tower is also the publisher of PhotonicsConnection.com, the premier information portal of the photonics industry. Founded in 1978, Tower has operated under its present ownership since 1997. Its customers represent a broad variety of companies and industries including military, aircraft, aerospace, medical, university researchers and key U.S. Department of Defense contractors. Tower is registered with the U.S. State Department to obtain export licenses as required. Tower is ISO compliant, receiving its registration certification for ISO 9001:2000 on March 28, 2007. Tower prides itself on its short lead times, quality products and competitive pricing. Vision To be the supplier of choice for the most demanding and innovative organizations who are focused on improving man’s quality of life through the use of light based technologies. Mission To find cost effective solutions and provide customers with quality optical products and services in a timely manner. Quality Tower technicians have the experience, skill and equipment to design and manufacture products to the most demanding specifications. The company’s extensive testing equipment ensures that all products are shipped to exacting specifications and within precise tolerances. Service In addition to the large inventory of products for immediate shipment, Tower welcomes custom orders and working with customers engineers to develop prototypes and OEM manufactured products that will meet special needs. Pricing Towers manufacturing techniques coupled with a constant focus to contain overhead enables Tower to offer prices that are the most competitive in the industry. Discounts are offered for larger quantity orders. Call, fax or e-mail your requirements for special price consideration. Master Card & Visa are accepted. Management Mel D. Kantor - President and Chief Executive Officer Perry F. Sofferman - Chief Strategy Officer and General Counsel Joel Kramer - Director of Sales and Marketing Don Avritt - Director of Manufacturing Robert Blose - Quality Assurance Manager Affiliations OSA - Optical Society of America SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering APOMA - American Precision Optics Manufacturers Association UCF - University of Central Florida College of Optics and Photonics Company Outlook Tower produces components for many of todays emerging technologies. The continuing developments in medicine, science and technology offer an endless opportunity for continued growth and expansion.

TPI Vision THE VALUE LEADER in providing handheld test and measurement equipment for professionals worldwide. History Test Products International, Inc. was incorporated in Oregon (USA) June 3rd, 1997 and took over the cus......TPI Vision THE VALUE LEADER in providing handheld test and measurement equipment for professionals worldwide. History Test Products International, Inc. was incorporated in Oregon (USA) June 3rd, 1997 and took over the customers of Test Probes, Inc. which was dissolved and liquidated. J.P. Aleskus, Jr. became Chairman and President. Safety Green was selected as the color for TPI instruments. It was the new safety color being used on emergency vehicles, school signs, etc. Test Products International UK, Ltd. was started July 2001, as a wholly owned subsidiary of Test Products International, Inc. Eddie Quigley was appointed Managing Director. Test Product International Ltd (Canada) was purchased and became a wholly owned subsidiary of Test Products International, Inc. December 31st , 2002. Jim Stewart was appointed President. Test Products International UK Ltd. changes its name to Test Products International Europe Ltd in March 2003. Personnel J.P. Aleskus, Jr. founded Universal Enterprises, Inc. in 1968 (which was sold in 1995) Jim Stewart was the Sales Manager and Director of Instrument Sales Laboratories prior to becoming the president of Test Products International, Ltd. (Canada). Jim has over thirty years of experience in the test equipment business. Eddie Quigley is a qualified engineer who has over 30 years of experience in the Process and General Instrumentation business. Eddie has spent most of this time in Corporate Sales to the oil and gas industry working for such companies as Foxboro, Schlumberger, and Halma.

TPI Vision THE VALUE LEADER in providing handheld test and measurement equipment for professionals worldwide. History Test Products International, Inc. was incorporated in Oregon (USA) June 3rd, 1997 and took over the cus......TPI Vision THE VALUE LEADER in providing handheld test and measurement equipment for professionals worldwide. History Test Products International, Inc. was incorporated in Oregon (USA) June 3rd, 1997 and took over the customers of Test Probes, Inc. which was dissolved and liquidated. J.P. Aleskus, Jr. became Chairman and President. Safety Green was selected as the color for TPI instruments. It was the new safety color being used on emergency vehicles, school signs, etc. Test Products International UK, Ltd. was started July 2001, as a wholly owned subsidiary of Test Products International, Inc. Eddie Quigley was appointed Managing Director. Test Product International Ltd (Canada) was purchased and became a wholly owned subsidiary of Test Products International, Inc. December 31st , 2002. Jim Stewart was appointed President. Test Products International UK Ltd. changes its name to Test Products International Europe Ltd in March 2003. Personnel J.P. Aleskus, Jr. founded Universal Enterprises, Inc. in 1968 (which was sold in 1995) Jim Stewart was the Sales Manager and Director of Instrument Sales Laboratories prior to becoming the president of Test Products International, Ltd. (Canada). Jim has over thirty years of experience in the test equipment business. Eddie Quigley is a qualified engineer who has over 30 years of experience in the Process and General Instrumentation business. Eddie has spent most of this time in Corporate Sales to the oil and gas industry working for such companies as Foxboro, Schlumberger, and Halma.

TPSI is a world leader in sales of new and used shipping containers and storage containers in the United States and Canada . We offer all types of ISO shipping containers, refrigerated containers, open top containers, car......TPSI is a world leader in sales of new and used shipping containers and storage containers in the United States and Canada . We offer all types of ISO shipping containers, refrigerated containers, open top containers, cargo containers, freight containers, ocean freight containers, connex containers and milvans. In addition to standard 20 ft and 40 ft shipping containers and storage containers, we offer a variety of sizes. Since 1980 TPSI has been servicing a number of industries that need shipping containers, including freight forwarders, municipalities, schools as well as State and Federal government. Due to our excellent reputation for quality and reliability. We have a diversified and experienced staff with many years of experience in all areas of the Intermodal, Transportation and the Fabrication Industries. This enables us to be a valuable asset to our customers. TPSI can provide all types of containers, including dry van, refrigerated containers, open top containers, cargo containers freight containers, ocean freight containers, connex containers, milvans, flat racks, and ISO shipping containers throughout the United States and Canada . TPSI keeps an extensive inventory of all types of iso containers, cargo containers, ocean freight Containers, milvans and connex containers in North America, and thus we can deliver to any site throughout North America! We can also provide shipping and storage containers in other locations throughout the world. We hope this information is helpful to you. With our vast inventory, experience, customer service oriented staff and our competitive prices TPSI can help meet your equipment shipping needs now and in the future.

Trackmobile began as an in-plant project at Whiting Corporation, Harvey, Illinois. In 1947 a young ex Navy fighter pilot and engineer named Marshall Hartelius was assigned to modify an old industrial locomotive Whiting ha......Trackmobile began as an in-plant project at Whiting Corporation, Harvey, Illinois. In 1947 a young ex Navy fighter pilot and engineer named Marshall Hartelius was assigned to modify an old industrial locomotive Whiting had used for years inside their plant. Their locomotive was constantly being trapped on dead-end tracks, losing hours of productivity. Hartelius was charged to find a way to move it by road to avoid bottlenecks to railcar movements. He first designed a road wheel system to mount on the locomotive, but found it was cumbersome and complicated. Furthermore, in spite of the added utility of road-to-rail capability, the locomotive consumed a lot of fuel and oil and required constant repair. Marshall scrapped his first design and in its place submitted to his boss a concept for a vehicle specifically designed for in-plant rail movement. It had hard rubber tires to move by road and flanged steel wheels to work on rail. The central problem was how to design a machine that was light enough for road movement and yet heavy enough to start and stop railcars. Hartelius’ solution to this engineering dilemma: borrow weight from coupled railcars to increase the vehicle weight for traction. He designed a coupler head that could be operated from the driver’s seat, and that would raise hydraulically to lift the railcar, transferring up to 49,000 lbs (22,680 kg) to the wheels of the vehicle. A prototype was built in 1948, and designated the “Mule.” It went to work in the Whiting plant and was an immediate success: railcar movement was accomplished in a fraction of the time the locomotive had required. It consumed little fuel, required little maintenance, and dramatically lowered operating costs compared to the locomotive. Hartelius had solved a difficult railcar switching problem for his company. One day in 1950 Marshall wondered if other companies might be interested in a Mule. He put one on a trailer and took it around the country, demonstrating the advantages of a mobile railcar mover. Since that day, more than 10,000 Trackmobile units have been put into service in 54 countries. We think Marshall Hartelius had a good idea. By 1980 Trackmobile had outgrown the Whiting plant in Harvey and moved to LaGrange, Georgia as a separate division. In 1987 The Marmon Group of Chicago acquired Trackmobile, Inc. and merged it with their Switchmaster product line. Today Trackmobile is a company within the Marmon Transportation Services Division.

Tradition Meets Innovation WILA Lighting has been establishing its reputation as an innovative market leader in the area of durable, aesthetic, high performance and energy efficient luminaires since 1932. Wila specializes......Tradition Meets Innovation WILA Lighting has been establishing its reputation as an innovative market leader in the area of durable, aesthetic, high performance and energy efficient luminaires since 1932. Wila specializes in the production of Intelligent light solutions incorporating a diverse variety of opticlites and radial louvrelights into their high performing down lights. Using lamping solutions such as Compact Fluorescent, Ceramic Metal Halide and LED, Wila has proven to be a true leader in energy efficient, commercial down light technologies. WILA has entered this Millennium with a new strategic focus. We are an international brand-name company that offers its customers lighting solutions for the working environment of the 21st century. We call WILA’s core area of competence for the future Smart Energy Lighting. Focus on Applications Intelligent light solutions result from a high potential of application knowledge. The knowledge we have gained over decades from problem solving in the sphere of high-class office, hospital, University and administration buildings are predestined for cultivating our new fields of operation: hospitality as well as malls and retail sales outlets. No matter which functions excellent architecture embraces or reflects, intelligent architecture needs intelligent lighting solutions. Know-How With experience, quality is achieved by talent, enthusiasm and the best engineers and designers in the lighting industry. Our goal has always been to build the finest energy efficient light fixtures in the market. As the pioneer in the field of compact recessed luminaires, many milestones of illumination originate from WILA: The "Turbo" radial mirror system, the patented exchangeable optic with bayonet, the Multi-Function using both ceramic metal halide and compact fluorescent in the same fixture and the high output LED recessed down light with the best color consistency in the industry. As new technologies emerge and improve, WILA will be there to introduce those advances.

Traditional craftsmanship and engineering excellence have long been the trademarks of American Zettler relays. For more than 100 years Zettler has established a worldwide reputation for superior performance in both techno......Traditional craftsmanship and engineering excellence have long been the trademarks of American Zettler relays. For more than 100 years Zettler has established a worldwide reputation for superior performance in both technology and marketing services. American Zettler, headquartered in California, produces over forty different types of relays to meet the many specific requirements of commercial and industrial applications. Because of their high reliability, American Zettler relays are used in a wide range of demanding applications including telecommunications systems, computer peripheral and office automation equipment, home appliances, security systems, test and measurement devices, industrial controls and many other types of electric and electronic equipment. To meet this demand off-the-shelf, American Zettler stocks over one million relays in all common coil resistances and contact configurations. In addition, American Zettler works closely with a computerized distribution network with stocking facilities in virtually every major industrial area in the world. American Zettlers highly respected production capability is an industry unique blend of skilled craftsmen with state-of-the-art assembly equipment and techniques that result in a new standard of product reliability. To provide our customers with the best possible product, American Zettler has painstakingly developed the most sophisticated quality assurance program in the industry. The heart of this program is SPC-Statistical Processes Control. Through this and other advanced techniques, each and every relay is monitored and tested prior to shipment. In fact, this quality assurance program is so stringent that many of the leading high-tech companies rely upon it for their most demanding applications. American Zettlers production capability is backed up by a staff of experienced engineers ready to help even the lowest volume customer select or design the proper relay for any application. No matter what the technical problem, competent help from a seasoned application specialist is only a phone call away. American Zettlers unique combination of 100% quality testing, sales and technical support, cost-effective product design and product availability has earned customer loyalty worldwide. And once youve sampled American Zettler quality-were convinced youll agree that "Its a Better Relay."

TRAK Microwave had its beginning in 1960, when Jim McCullouch came to Tampa from TRAK Electronics in Wilton Connecticut to open a branch office in Florida. He brought with him an engineer, a production manager and began p......TRAK Microwave had its beginning in 1960, when Jim McCullouch came to Tampa from TRAK Electronics in Wilton Connecticut to open a branch office in Florida. He brought with him an engineer, a production manager and began producing triode tube oscillators in an old warehouse on Coolidge Avenue in Drew Park. In early 1964, TRAK Microwave was purchased by Westech which later became Tech-Sym Corporation. The sale enabled TRAK to build a new facility on our present location, which at the time was Kennedy Road and single laned. We moved into the new 22,000 square foot facility in December of 1964 and continued production of triode tube devices. 1969 brought about major changes that transformed TRAK from a small, struggling company, to a major force in the Defense Industry. Rollin Sloan was made President of TRAK and by the early 70s Mr. Sloan had a staff in place that put TRAK on the move toward profitability. The Ferrite Department was formed in October of 1969 when we purchased the ferrite operation from Sperry Microwave. Circulators and isolators quickly became a growing product line at TRAK and was expanded when we bought E&M Labs of California in 1975 and incorporated their products into the Ferrite line. Beginning in late 1970 and into early 1971, we transferred over and absorbed Geo Space Corporation, also owned by Tech-Sym, which had been operating in St. Petersburg. Geo-Space was integrated into TRAK as a separate product line and became the Systems Department. The shop equipment brought in by Geo-Space necessitated our first expansion and a building was added for the machine shop. In 1967 another electronic manufacturing firm called SRC was formed by six individuals and TRAK Microwave. In 1970 SRC became a wholly owned subsidiary of TRAK and was integrated as a product line division. SRC experienced the most rapid growth of any product line at TRAK and in 1974 we had to add another building to house the SRC production. SRC was later renamed RFM. January of 1976 saw the introduction of the MIC product line and as that line began to grow, we again saw a need to expand. In 1984 the second two-story building was completed and added 32,000 square feet of production area. This was accomplished just in time to accommodate the latest product line, Subsystems, which was stared in late 1984. During this same time frame, TRAK purchased the YIG operation of Systron Donner Corporation and set up TRAK west in Sunnyvale California. TRAK West operated in California until October 1987 at which time it was moved to Tampa as part of the RFM product group. July 19, 1986 was a traumatic day in the life of TRAK. A major fire destroyed the two metal buildings that were built in 1970 and 1974. But TRAK came back, rising from the ashes to construct a 40,000 square foot, two story building and was back in the new building within 9 months. Finally, in September of 1987, TRAK expanded to Europe by purchasing Channel Microwave in Dundee Scotland. This new wholly-owned European subsidary TRAK Microwave Limited (TRAK Europe), was expanded in 1992 by acquisition of certain assets of Albacom Plc. The primary product focus at this facility was Ferrite microwave products serving the military, industrial , and space level markets. In 2006 TRAK Europe and TRAK Microwave were split to form two separate operating entities. A second subsidary, Daden-Anthony Associates, Inc. was founded in September 1995 in San Clemente, California. This subsidary was the combination of Daden-Anthony and Anthony RF Products, Inc. The primary product focus of this subsidary was RF and microwave Filters. In January of 1997, TRAK Communications. Inc. was formed by reorganizing TRAK Microwave Limited and Daden-Anthony Associates as separate entities and combining TRAK Microwave Corporation, TRAK Microwave Limited, Daden-Anthony Associates, Tecom Industries (another Tech-Sym Subsidiary), and TRAK Ceramics, a newly formed entity, as individual component companies of TRAK Communications. In 1969 we were housed in a 22,000 square foot building and sales for the year were a little less than $1 million. By 1979 sales had grown to $7.5 million and by the end of 1988 we were operating from 120,000 square foot building and had sales of $32 million. June 2000 Integrated Defense Technologies, a portfolio of defense electronics companies owned by Veritas Capital Fund L.P purchased Tech-Sym. The $182 million deal was completed in September of 2000. Tech-Syms operations were merged into IDTs portfolio of companies. Under IDT, the former Tech-Sym subsidiaries Metric Systems Corporation and TRAK Communications continued to operate employing 280 employees. In 2004, TRAK Communications was purchased by Smiths Group. TRAK Communications consisted of 425 employees employed by TRAK Microwave Corp (Tampa Florida), Tecom Industries (Thousand Oaks, California) and TRAK Microwave Ltd. (Dundee, Scotland).

Transducer Techniques is a Load Cell / Force Sensor / Torque Sensors Manufacturer, offering a wide range of Load Cells, including Low Profile Load Cell, Load Button Load Cell, Through Hole Load Cell, Tension and Compressi......Transducer Techniques is a Load Cell / Force Sensor / Torque Sensors Manufacturer, offering a wide range of Load Cells, including Low Profile Load Cell, Load Button Load Cell, Through Hole Load Cell, Tension and Compression Load Cell, Miniature Load Cell, Donut Load Cell, and a variety of Beam Load Cells. Our Rotating and Reaction Torque Sensors are offered in shaft and flange configurations for a wide range of applications. We also have a complete line of Load Cell and Torque Sensor Signal Conditioning that includes bench top or stand alone Amplifier / Conditioners, panel mount Load Cell displays, portable Load Cell indicators and Data Acquisition Systems.