Providing Quick Delivery of Accurate and Reliable Temperature Instrumentation at a Competitive Price
Endress+Hauser introduced a family of temperature products in 1993. To meet the 40% increase in demand for its temperature instrumentation in North America, Endress+Hauser officially opened a new temperature production faciltiy in Greenwood, IN on June 15, 2011.
"Sales of our temperature instruments in North America have increased by 40% so far in 2011," says Hans-Peter Blaser, Managing Director of Endress+Hauser. "Endress+Hauser projects that annual sales of temperature instrumentation in North America will exceed $550 million in 2012, added Blaser. "The new plant will build temperature instrumentation for the North American market,as well as products for export to South America."
The temperature production facility is the second major manufacturing investment that Endress+Hauser has made recently in Greenwood. In 2007, Endress+Hauser expanded its flow instrumentation manufacturing plant.
"The continuing expansion of our manufacturing capabilities in the U.S. demonstrates our commitment to serving the North American market," says Blaser. "We now manufacture, service and calibrate instruments for the US, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Brazil from our facilities in Indiana."
"Sales of our temperature instruments in North America have increased by 40% so far in 2011," says Hans-Peter Blaser, Managing Director of Endress+Hauser. "Endress+Hauser projects that annual sales of temperature instrumentation in North America will exceed $550 million in 2012, added Blaser. "The new plant will build temperature instrumentation for the North American market,as well as products for export to South America."
The temperature production facility is the second major manufacturing investment that Endress+Hauser has made recently in Greenwood. In 2007, Endress+Hauser expanded its flow instrumentation manufacturing plant.
"The continuing expansion of our manufacturing capabilities in the U.S. demonstrates our commitment to serving the North American market," says Blaser. "We now manufacture, service and calibrate instruments for the US, Canada, Mexico, Argentina, Chile and Brazil from our facilities in Indiana."
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