Instrotech is a supplier of top quality imported instrumentation products as well as a manufacturer of internationally accepted South African designed process control equipment.
On the locally produced side, the 9000 Series of converters and process transmitters are compact 92 x 92 x 26 mm DIN rail mount units. Instrotech also manufactures a range of microprocessor panel indicators. Its calibrators and load cell transmitters have become industry standards. Instrotech holds the SA distribution rights for 12 European, UK and USA manufacturers lending credence to the company's reputation as a 'one-stop' instrumentation outlet.
These include Revere hermetically-sealed stainless steel load cells; Kobold flowmeters and switches, pressure meters and switches; proximity switches from Selet; Unomat calibrators; SI hand pumps; Siko encoders and geared pots; MCB potentiometers and enclosures from Rolec.
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