
| Revenue | $10 - $100 million See Exact Annual Revenue |
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| Employees | 10 - 100Exact Company Size |
| Primary Industry | 3345 Navigational, Measuring, Electromedical & Control Instruments Manufacturing |
| Additional NAICS Codes | 333314 Optical Instrument & Lens Manufacturing |
| Address | 8000 E 23rd St Kansas City, MO 64129 |
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| ROCK STEADY Scientific and measuring equipment, namely, stands adapted for laser levels, surveying equipment, and other precision instruments, namely, laser trackers, laser radars, laser projectors, scanners, photogrammetry systems, theodolites, total stations, portable coordinate measuring machines, optical alignment instruments, and articulating arms; metrology stands, namely, stands specially adapted for optical frequency metrology measuring equipment | 08/05/2021 |
| ARMBAR Device for calibrating a precision instrument, namely, laser trackers, laser scanners, coordinate measuring machines, articulating arms, photogrammetric instruments, indoor global positioning systems, and structured light devices; device for calibrating a coordinate measuring machine arm; device for calibrating a portable coordinate measuring machine; length reference and scaling artifacts, namely, instruments for measuring distance and length, length measuring gauges and scaling products in the nature of calculating scales, and optical tooling scales for measuring distance; instruments for measuring length, namely, length reference bars for use with laser trackers, articulating arms, coordinate measuring machine arms, or scanners in the field of metrology; precision length references used to calibrate or verify calibration of measuring instruments, namely, laser trackers, laser scanners, coordinate measuring machines, articulating arms, photogrammetric instruments, indoor global positioning systems, and structured light devices; Systems for verifying volumetric performance of laser tracker, namely, an instrument for verifying volumetric performance of laser trackers in the nature of a reference length artifact and kinematic mounts for reference length artifacts; field testing products used in conjunction with electronic precision three-dimensional measuring instruments, namely, laser tracker field calibration systems consisting of industrial calibration sensors, calibration blocks for calibration, and optical emission spectrometers; devices used in conjunction with electronic measuring instruments for three-dimensional spatial measurement in industrial applications, namely, theodolites, laser trackers, laser scanners, portable coordinate measuring machines, articulating arms, photogrammetric instruments, indoor global positioning systems and structured light scanners; scientific and measuring equipment used in industrial applications for three dimensional spatial alignment and angular and linear measurement, namely, calibration verification systems for laser trackers, laser scanners, coordinate measuring machines, articulating arms, photogrammetric instruments, indoor global positioning systems, and structured light devices | 01/31/2020 |
| BRUNSON INSTRUMENT COMPANY Scientific and measuring equipment, namely, metrology stands specifically adapted for optical and portable precision measurement instruments and devices for measuring distance, length, and alignment; adjustable platforms specifically adapted for holding metrology equipment and instruments for measuring distance, length, and alignment; downloadable computer programs for operating and reporting information from precision measurement devices and instruments for measuring distance, length, and alignment; metrology targeting components, namely, target holders manufactured for laser trackers for measurement purposes; length reference and scaling artifacts, namely, length reference products in the nature of instruments for measuring distance and length, length measuring gauges and scaling products in the nature of calculating scales, and optical tooling scales for measuring distance; field testing products used in conjunction with electronic precision three-dimensional measuring instruments, namely, laser tracker field calibration systems consisting of industrial calibration sensors, calibration blocks for calibration, and optical emission spectrometers | 05/01/2019 |
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|---|---|---|
| TELEDYNE TECHNOLOGIES | Thousand Oaks, CA | 100 |
| TRIMBLE | Sunnyvale, CA | 93 |
| KEYSIGHT TECHNOLOGIES | Santa Rosa, CA | 77 |
| AGILENT TECHNOLOGIES | Santa Clara, CA | 75 |
| GARMIN INTERNATIONAL | Olathe, KS | 73 |
| SIEMENS HEALTHCARE DIAGNOSTICS | Tarrytown, NY | 67 |
| CREATION TECHNOLOGIES INTERNATIONAL | Boston, MA | 65 |
| VERISK ANALYTICS | Jersey City, NJ | 55 |
| WATERS | Milford, MA | 51 |
| Company | Headquarters | Revenue ($ MM) |
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| DATA SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL | Kansas City, MO | 100 |
| DIT-MCO INTERNATIONAL | Kansas City, MO | 34 |
| BRUNSON INSTRUMENT | Kansas City, MO | 21 |
| ZENITEL USA | Kansas City, MO | 12 |
| ADVANCED CLUSTERING TECHNOLOGIES | Kansas City, MO | 11 |
| WATCHMEN SECURITY SERVICES | Kansas City, MO | 9 |
| AMERICAN ROYAL ASSOCIATION | Kansas City, MO | 4 |
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