Industrial Measuring Controlling Instr in New Hampshire

Manchester / New Hampshire / United States

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Located In Manchester, New Hampshire, RSCC Aerospace & Defense manufactures specialty engineered wire & cable solutions for mission critical applications in the Aerospace and Defense markets. Our highly skilled engineering and operations professionals bring unparalleled expertise to cable design and manufacturing which has earned us a reputation for producing standard mil spec and custom cable solutions that meet and exceed the demands of mission critical military applications. RSCC Aerospace and Defense is a member of Marmon Engineered Wire & Cable.

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Monarch International, Amherst

Amherst / New Hampshire / United States

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Monarch International, Inc was founded in 1977 as a sales and service organization for a diverse range of instrumentation. In 1982, the Monarch Instrument Division was established to manufacture and market the first microprecessor based portable tachometers. With the addition of new models of tachometer and the introduction of the Nova-Strobe Series of portable stroboscopes, Monarch rapidly became the worlds largest supplier of rotational speed measuring instrumentation and stroboscopic inspection equipment. In 1992, Monarch introduced the DataChart Paperless Recorder. Today, we offer a wide range of technical capabilities and competitive pricing throughout the DataChart product line to include color touch screens and multi-channel recorders.

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DGH Electronics Corp, Hooksett

Hooksett / New Hampshire / United States

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Hoyt Electric Instrument Works, Concord

Concord / New Hampshire / United States

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Hoyt Electrical Instrument Works was founded exclusively on the idea of making a better analog panel meter. With in-house tooling and manufacturing capabilities, special ranges, dials and cases are Hoyt s specialty. It operates from a 30,000-square-foot facility in Penacook, N.H. The Hoyt family, who has been in manufacturing since 1890, established Hoyt Electrical Instrument Works in 1904.

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