Wyman-Gordon Forgings Cleveland s facility produces forgings from just a few ounces to as large as 10 pounds. The company offers forging and die designs as well as engineering and metallurgical consulting. Heat treating in a controlled atmosphere or vacuum furnaces is offered as a secondary service of the company. Founded in 1919 by Joseph F. Rice, the former Drop Dies and Forgings Company was in its third generation of family leadership when it was acquired by Wyman Gordon s parent company, Precision Castparts. Wyman-Gordon Forgings Cleveland is located in Cleveland.
C. A. Litzler was started in 1953 by Cy Litzler in Cleveland, Ohio, and has more than after 50 years experience with designing and building industrial dryers and ovens. The Litzler group includes Quickdraft and Litzler Environmental. Litzler s continuous dryers and ovens are used in several industries, which include textile, converting, ceramics, fuel cell, filtration, coating and laminating, composites, pre-preg, plastics and wastewater. The company has equipment in operation throughout the world. Specializing in continuous processing ovens and machinery, their product line has expanded to include industrial dryers and ovens, industrial textile treating systems, pre-preg oven equipment and in-line exhaust systems. Some of the specific products include infrared dryers, convection dryers, radio frequency dryers, infrared heaters, industrial textile and tire cord treaters, dip molding and coating systems and coating, impregnating and saturating systems. C. A. Litzler is headquartered in Cleveland.
IEC Infrared Systems ( IEC ) is a privately held company, formed in 1999 by research scientists from the NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Formally recognized as a NASA Spinoff company, operates out of a 23, 000 square foot facility in Middleburg Heights, Ohio, a suburb of Cleveland. IEC is primarily an engineering company that specializes in the design, development, and manufacture of complete thermal and visual imaging surveillance systems, with a diverse in-house technical staff includes mechanical, electrical, and software engineers with specific expertise in a wide variety of relevant fields. These include areas such as mechanical/aerospace systems, controls, power conditioning, communications, high-speed digital video processing, software ( both embedded and GUI ), and infrared spectroscopy. This breadth of engineering talent makes IEC uniquely qualified to design and develop high-end commercial security systems and manufacture tactical surveillance systems for the military. During the past 10 years, IEC has designed and developed a wide range of turn-key, high-performance thermal visual imaging solutions, and has developed a new generation of advanced, state-of-the-art image processing systems and algorithms for a variety of missions. Whether you're looking for thermal imaging cameras or infrared equipment, IEC Infrared Systems can help prepare you for any mission. Call the professionals IEC Infrared Systems to see how we can put our experience to work for you. Contact us to schedule a demo.
