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Gems Sensors & Controls
Plainville Connecticut US 6062
About Seller: Gems Sensors is a subsidiary of Danaher Corporation, acquired in September 1997. Danaher designs, manufactures, and markets industrial and consumer products in the Tool and Component and Process/Environmental Controls industries. The goal at Gems Sensors is to streamline and expedite the product design process by offering fluid sensor solutions that enhance both the product and customer experience. Currently, Gems produces a wide range of standard and custom products and employs a team of engineers, manufacturing personnel, and technical sales associates. Gems has established itself as the leading source for fluid sensors and controls for OEMs. The history of Gems Sensors & Controls dates back over 50 years to 1955 when founder Edward H. Moore developed a level indicator in his basement, which was patented in 1959. Alongside associate Gordon Seigle, the Gems Company was established, leading to commercial success with a bilge switch for the boating industry. The company has since expanded its facilities and staff to meet the growing demand for its products in marine and industrial applications. Gems now designs and manufactures liquid level, flow, and pressure switches, solenoid valves, and fluidic systems. As a division of Danaher Corporation, Gems has manufacturing facilities in North America, Europe, and Asia, supporting global sales, engineering, and service offices. Gems offers personalized attention, engineering expertise, and technical support to mitigate development risks and identify solutions quickly. With decades of application engineering experience, Gems can prototype, build, and deliver components tailored to specific requirements. Research and development teams conduct thorough environmental testing to ensure quality and reliability. Gems' extensive experience enables them to provide effective solutions to customer challenges, potentially offering off-the-shelf products that align with design criteria. This ultimately saves time and resources for customers.