Ametek Process Instruments

Ametek Process Instruments

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455 Corporate Blvd.
Newark
DE, 19702
Tanzania
Phone: +1 302 456 4400
Fax: +1 302 456 4444
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AMETEK Process Instruments is a worldwide manufacturer of process analyzers and instrumentation. A Business Unit of the Process & Analytical Instruments division of AMETEK, Inc., we are part of a global corporation with 2016 sales of $3.8 billion (USD).

Our markets include:

  • environmental and pollution monitoring
  • 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
  • fuel cell research
  • glass manufacturing

Our engineering and manufacturing activities take place in several North American facilities. We have direct sales and service offices scattered around the globe, as well as a wide network of factory-trained manufacturer’s representatives, distributors, and service technicians.

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