Calmark and Birtcher Brands Are Now Both Integrated With Schroff

June 3, 2014
Pentair, a global business unit of Pentair Ltd announced May 20, 2014 that the Calmark and Birtcher products have been rebranded and integrated into its Schroff brand.

Pentair, a global business unit of Pentair Ltd announced May 20, 2014 that the Calmark and Birtcher products have been rebranded and integrated into its Schroff brand. 

Schroff has been a world leader in electronics packaging design and fabrication since 1962. 

The company offers a wide range of innovative and high-quality standard products including 19" cabinets, subracks, cases, backplanes, motherboards and microcomputer systems.

Schroff became part of Pentair Technical Solutions in 1994.

Product engineering, program management, customer service and manufacturing will continue to be located in San Diego, California. Customers can expect to receive the same level of product quality, customer service and support.

For additional information, please contact: [email protected] or call 1-800-854-7086.

Sponsored Recommendations

2025 State of Technology Report: HMIs, IPCs and Enclosures

Industrial manufacturing equipment often relies on human-machine interfaces, industrial PCs and enclosures to ensure system reliability and optimal performance. These components...

Custom Encoder Created for Large Rotational Applications

Large rotational applications like MRI machines, excavators, mobile equipment, forklifts and stagecraft require precise motion feedback for optimal performance, safety and efficiency...

See How One Company Customized Motion Feedback for Material Handling Applications

Encoders can be used in material handling on sorters, conveyors, in automated storage retrieval systems, on mobile equipment, automated mobile robots and more. See how one company...

Absolute vs Incremental Encoders: Which One Does Your System Need?

The right encoder makes all the difference. Incremental encoders are perfect for tracking speed and direction in dynamic motion. Absolute encoders? They remember exact positioning...