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Temperature is one most commonly measured physical entity among vivid industrial sectors. Understanding the very importance of temperature in process industries, Accurate Sensors Theologies formerly 3T-True Temperature Technologies was founded in 1994 by Dr. E. Glazman to focus exclusively on non-contact temperature measurement solutions for Aluminum surfaces with low, unstable and variable emissivity characteristics. We use innovative approaches for handling the unstable targets and intermediate conditions common to process industries via achieving a degree of accuracy far better than pyrometers available in the market. Today AST is a leading name among manufacturers of non-contact temperature measurement devices through infrared radiation Processes Industries like Steel, Aluminum, Cement, Power, Glass and non-metals etc. Our product program covers infrared pyrometers, infrared cameras, black bodies and furnace monitoring systems. Non-contact temperature measurement with AST sensors and thermal imaging cameras ensures high production line quality standards. The quality and flexibility of the sensors and thermal imaging cameras offer a variety of benefits and ensure cost savings. Our product range includes : 1. Infrared Pyrometers 2. Thermal Imagers 3. Furnace Monitoring Systems 4. Black Bodies Our highly experienced Electro-Physics, Optical scientists and application engineering teams continuously strives to provide our valuable customers best possible solutions in the world of infrared measurement technology. Our sales/dealer network with experienced and qualified application experts assures customer satisfaction via instant solutions and feedbacks. With large vivid distributors network worldwide our products are just a mouse click away. We strive to provide regular dealer trainings via conferences, joint customer visits for demonstration and participating in leading exhibitions worldwide.

Sensonics International provides the medical, scientific and industrial communities with the best smell and taste tests for accessing chemosensory function. Our Smell Identification Test is the most widely used quantitative olfactory test in the world. Why Test Taste and Smell? For All the Right Reasons: Quality of Life Personal Safety Health Nutrition Occupational Safety Early Intervention Unlike vision and hearing, smell and taste testing is not routinely performed by physicians, the government, the school system, or employers. This is in spite of the fact that decreased chemosensation, particularly smell loss, can be very debilitating, placing an individual, as well as coworkers, at risk in many occupations (e.g., chemical manufacturing, nuclear plant maintenance, fire fighting, police work, plumbing, aviation, nautical engineering and maintenance, and many military and industrial situations). Those who work in hazardous environments or in situations where smell warning is essential should be evaluated regularly. Such testing can be employed to transfer people with dysfunction to jobs in which decreased smell function has no major safety consequences. Smell loss can be an early sign of some diseases. Sensonics, Inc. tests can be used to detect smell loss but cannot be used alone to diagnose disease.

SignalQuest designs and manufactures navigation systems, electronic sensors that measure tilt angle, acceleration, rotation, shock, vibration and movement as well as application specific inertial measurement devices. All of our products are designed, manufactured and tested here in New Hampshire USA. At SignalQuest we have a focused, high performing team and a small-company environment well suited for those with personal drive and a desire to contribute to long term innovation. We believe in investing in our team members, empowering them to take personal responsibility for our direction and allowing them the room to create our future. This year we will make about 10 million electronic sensors in Lebanon NH, where our R&D, production, sales and management are located in a historic renovated brick mill building on the Mascoma River.