October 12, 2015 —Instrumentation and Controls will become Endress+Hauser’s exclusive representative for the entire State of Arizona and strategic markets of New Mexico including the greater Albuquerque area.
Instrumentation and Controls is armed and ready to serve its customers as a single-source provider for all sales and solutions across Arizona and strategic markets in New Mexico. Together, Endress+Hauser and IAC provide an unrivaled offering of products, services and solutions for its customers.
“Instrumentation and Controls is proud to represent Endress+Hauser,” says Ritch Shank, President, Instrumentation and Controls, LLC. “We are tremendously excited to provide our customers with the unmatched quality products and customer service that Endress+Hauser provides in the territory that we know so well.”
Through offering a diversified portfolio of the highest quality instrumentation, valves, services and solutions, Instrumentation and Controls can provide customers with a single, trusted advisor to solve their toughest process measurement and control challenges.
“Partnering with a preeminent organization like Instrumentation and Controls enables Endress+Hauser to thrive in the local markets we serve,” says Jackie Vice, West Area Vice President, Endress+Hauser. “Instrumentation and Controls offers an unmatched portfolio of services and solutions in the State of
About Instrumentation and Controls
Instrumentation and Controls, LLC. is a manufacturers’ representative offering its customers a complete product basket of instrumentation, filtration, communications, mechanical, service, as well as valves and actuators. www.instandcontrols.com
About Endress+Hauser
Endress+Hauser is one of the largest instrument manufacturers in the United States’ industrial automation industry – specializing in automation solutions for the Chemical, Food & Beverage, Oil & Gas, Water and Wastewater, Life Sciences, Power and Energy, Primaries, and Pulp and Paper Industries. Endress+Hauser, a Switzerland based company, first began operations in the U.S. in 1970.
Since that time, Endress+Hauser has continued to invest in its U.S. operations - investing an average of 10% of its annual revenue into its infrastructure.
