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Pulsar Process Measurement Ltd, now known as Pulsar Measurement since merging with Greyline Instruments, is a British company that manufactures measurement instrumentation products and assembles electronic products.
The company was founded in 1997. [1] On 1 April 2017 Pulsar merged with Electro Assembly Services Ltd, a sub-contract electro-mechanical manufacturer based in Essex. In 2019, Pulsar Process Measurement Ltd and Greyline Instruments merged and rebranded as Pulsar Measurement. Pulsar Measurement is a part of the TASI Flow portfolio.
Pulsar Measurement manufactures and supplies a range of instrumentation for non-contacting level, volume, open channel flow, pipe flow, sludge interface, and pump control [1] [2] to the Water / Wastewater, Food Production, and Process Automation industries. Pulsar also manufactures electro-mechanical components.
Pulsar Measurement has offices in Malvern, Worcestershire, Earls Colne, Essex., Largo, Florida, and Long Sault, Ontario. [1] Pulsar Measurement also utilizes a network of independent distributors and partners to service various market segments.
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