Instrumentation support across the Florida peninsula
Florida’s engineering economy is diverse. The Space Coast around Cape Canaveral and Kennedy Space Center anchors a fast-growing launch and aerospace industry. Central Florida’s defense simulation and training cluster, Tampa Bay’s manufacturing and medical device companies, and Jacksonville’s port, aviation and utility operations add breadth. So do major research universities across the state and South Florida’s marine and life sciences sectors.
Those customers need very different tools. Launch and aerospace teams test hardware for shock and vibration and need temperature sensors they can trust in harsh environments. Medical and diagnostic instrument makers need precise, miniature fluidic components. Universities need flexible data acquisition and sensors, and utilities and industrial plants look for combustion optimization, gas detection and emissions monitoring.
What engineers here ask us for
- Space, aerospace and defense: shock machines and fixtures, data recorders, RTDs, force sensors, and human-machine interfaces.
- Medical and life sciences: miniature valves, pumps and flow control from Parker Precision Fluidics.
- Research and education: data acquisition, noise and vibration analysis, and LVDTs and load cells.
- Utilities and industry: O2 trim and burner controls, gas detection, and mercury and emissions monitoring.
Working with Vaughn in this territory
Mike Lynch combines years in U.S. Navy electronics and field service with long experience in the manufacturer’s rep business and regional sales management. Tell us what you are measuring, testing or controlling. We will help identify the right manufacturer and product, and coordinate application support and quotes with the factory.
