AIRMAR Technology Corporation

AIRMAR Technology Corporation is a company known for its development and manufacturing of innovative sensor technologies, particularly for marine and industrial applications. Established in 1982 and headquartered in Milford, New Hampshire, AIRMAR specializes in producing high-quality transducers, advanced ultrasonic sensor systems, and related technologies that are utilized in a variety of fields.


Here are some key aspects of AIRMAR Technology Corporation:



  1. Marine Products: AIRMAR is renowned for its marine transducers, which are essential components in fishfinding and navigation systems. These transducers convert electrical energy into sound waves and vice versa, enabling precise underwater detection and measurement. Their products cater to recreational, commercial, and professional marine markets.



  2. Industrial Applications: Beyond marine applications, AIRMAR produces sensors and transducers for industrial use. These can be employed in machinery monitoring, fluid measurement, and other industrial processes that require reliable sensor technology.



  3. Innovation and Technology: The company is known for its commitment to quality, research, and development. AIRMAR frequently introduces new technologies and improvements to their product lines, ensuring they meet the evolving needs of their customers and stay ahead in a competitive market.



  4. Global Reach: AIRMAR serves a global customer base with distribution networks that extend to various regions around the world. This international footprint allows them to cater to diverse markets and applications, enhancing their presence in the global sensor technology landscape.



  5. Quality and Reliability: AIRMAR emphasizes the durability and precision of its products. With rigorous testing and quality control processes, they ensure that their sensors and transducers perform reliably under demanding conditions.




Given its solid reputation, AIRMAR Technology Corporation is a significant player in sensor technology, particularly within the marine electronics industry. Their advancements contribute to more effective and reliable systems for navigation, fishfinding, and industrial monitoring, demonstrating their integral role in these sectors.


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35 Meadow Drive
Milford NH 03055
USA

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