Application notes
Practical notes on pressure instrumentation, sensor replacement, analytical workflows, and traceable calibration planning.
A field story about a last-minute audit, Ametek pressure gauges and thermometers, electronic calipers, electronic pipettes, and the insulation tester vs megger distinction.
A procurement manager with 6 years of instrument spending data shares hard-earned lessons on choosing between Fluke multimeters and Ametek sensors—with a total cost of ownership perspective that might change how you buy.
A first-hand account from an industrial instrumentation specialist on why paying for guaranteed delivery and reliability with Ametek brands like Jofra and Brookfield saved a critical project.
An administrator's perspective on why investing in quality brands like Ametek for thermometers, meggers, and micrometers saves money and protects your company's reputation.
A quality inspector's side-by-side comparison of Ametek's single-brand ecosystem (Brookfield, Jofra, US Gauge) vs. multi-vendor sourcing. Weighing specs, support, and hidden costs based on 200+ annual instrument reviews.
A veteran emergency logistics specialist explains why spending 15 minutes verifying Ametek equipment before a rush order saves days of rework and thousands in penalties.
A practical, step-by-step checklist for sourcing precision instruments—pressure gauges, multimeters, viscometers—when time is critical and normal lead times won't cut it. Written from the perspective of someone who coordinates rush orders for industrial projects.
A practical guide from a quality manager's perspective. Stop focusing on the wrong specs. Learn how to match Ametek's powerful brands like Brookfield and Jofra to your actual application.
A practical, experience-based guide for engineers and technicians on comparing IFM, Omron, and Keyence sensors. Includes a 10-point checklist to avoid common specification mismatches and selection errors.
A firsthand account from a senior procurement technician about costly errors when ordering pressure transmitters, temperature sensors, and calibration equipment—and how a simple pre-check list saved his team from repeating them.