R&C Instrumentation is pleased to announce that on August 20, Raytek, Ircon and Datapaq were amalgamated into one global brand – Fluke Process Instruments.
The new name will be used as an umbrella to integrate the current brands under a single identity, which will clearly communicate the broad portfolio offering of products and solutions. Further, it gives a scale and size advantage that will drive product innovation even further towards benefits for customers and end users.
Individually, the brands have earned the respect of manufacturing's most valued names.
Together, they become a leader in temperature technology. As a pioneer of many industry firsts, market innovations and new technologies, Fluke Process Instruments is set to become the new brand of choice for the harshest, high-temperature industrial environments in manufacturing.
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