October 31, 2019 | Company News
The Neal Systems team decided to embrace our inner office and recreated some of our favorite characters!
From left to right we give you: Peter Jackson – Creed, Dexter Vilar – Oscar, Laura Kaine – Dwight, Taylor Kimble – Angela, Helen (aka Big Helly) – Phyllis, Dave Neal – Toby, Shane Filer – Michael Scott, Heather Rajan – Pam, Rosa Brothman – Jim, Theresa (making her debut as NSI’s newest intern) – Karen, and last but not least John Lamp – Ryan.
October 29, 2019 | Company News
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August 21, 2019 | Company News
The Virginia WaterJam is one of the largest and most well attending water and wastewater industry events on the East Coast. Neal Systems will be set-up at booth 523 giving demos of our latest solutions. Stop by and see Peter Jackson and Ed McGinn, along with some of our friends from Schneider Electric. For more information about WaterJam contact us here!
July 10, 2019 | Company News
Welcome Canty Process Technology! Neal Systems is happy to announce our most recent partnership with Canty Process Technology. From their founding in 1969, Canty has been a leader in the industry developing groundbreaking technologies used by the US Navy, Canadian Armed Forces, ORNL and NASA
Canty offers vessel lights, sight glasses, vessel closures, process cameras, particle sizing systems, as well as software and hardware. These products are a perfect match for the industries Neal Systems serves, including: Oil & Gas, Pharmaceutical & BioTech, Food & Beverage, Chemical, Glass Manufacturing, Pulp & Paper, Mining & Aggregate, and Foundries & Metal Production.
Neal Systems will be representing Canty for Eastern Pennsylvania, Maryland, Washington, D.C., Delaware and Southern New Jersey.
You can find a listing of Canty’s offerings here!
February 11, 2019 | Product News
The RTT15S Temperature Transmitter is a microprocessor based temperature transmitter that uses HART communication protocol. In addition to thermocouples and 2, 3, or 4 wire RTDs, the unit can take in ohm and millivolt signals. The RTT15S is in an explosion=proof housing with optional display and optical buttons for local configuration. This unit is also available as a basic module that can be surface or DIN rail mounted. Basic configurations on the RTT15S is a snap! Take a look at our newest video HERE highlighting Schneider Electric’s Foxboro RTT15S Temperature Transmitter.
