Process Sensors Corporation

Process Sensors Corporation

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113 Cedar Street
Milford
MA, 01757
United States
Phone: +1 (508) 473 9901
Fax: +1 (508) 473 0715
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Process Sensors Corporation (PSC), a KPM Analytics company, is a leading supplier of NIR and IR sensors and systems to Fortune 500 manufacturing companies and small, privately held organizations in industries worldwide. Our products feature proven and dependable technologies that enable better quality and process control in even the most challenging environments in industries such as food, paper, wood and chemicals.

With direct offices around the world, we are committed to the long-term success of our customers from initial installation and training to on-site support and product enhancements. We pride ourselves on technical competence, commercial fairness and customer satisfaction.

Process Sensors is based in Milford, MA, with direct sales offices in New Jersey USA, Corby U.K., Weiler bei Bingen Germany, and Warsaw Poland.  We also partner with over 40 trained and experienced distributors world wide. For a complete list and map of our distribution network, please see Global Representatives. 

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