Emerson has announced the acquisition of Spectrex, a leading manufacturer of flame and open path gas detectors. With this addition, Emerson Process Management will have a most comprehensive line of flame, gas, and ultrasonic leak detector solutions used for safety monitoring in the industry. Spectrex will join the Rosemount portfolio of measurement and analytical technologies.
“We are excited about adding the Spectrex product line to our flame and gas detection portfolio,” said Tom Moser, group vice president of Emerson Process Management’s measurement and analytical technologies. “Emerson is committed to helping its customers protect their employees, facilities, and the environment, and we are now better positioned to serve that need.”
Spectrex and its staff are located in Cedar Grove, N.J., with sales and technical support offices in Houston, the United Kingdom and Taiwan.
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