Browse Tescom Corp (CAGE Code 33538, 5H642, 70NK9) NSN Parts Catalog

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Operating Segments: Standard and Custom-Engineered Precision Pressure Control Solutions

HQ: Elk River, Minnesota, United States

Partner: Banner Industries, Metron Technology, Norwich University, and Esatech Power Systems

About Tescom Corporation

In 1916, Elmer Smith founded the company Smith Inventions, which would later become Tescom. For the first years of the company, their products were centered around oxy-acetylene welding and cutting equipment, though they also developed a few other products around this time as well. By the end of the 1950’s, the business expanded beyond welding and began producing high pressure regulators before renaming themselves to Tescom Corporation. In the late 1980’s, the business was handed off from the family of Elmer Smith through an LBO sale. Soon after, Tescom began to expand with an office in the United Kingdom and pushed into the European market. In 1993, the decision was made to refocus their business around the fluid controls industry and it was then that they retired production on the oxy-acetylene products that they first established their company around. Through the end of the decade and into the 2000’s, Tescom continued expansion into the European market, establishing themselves in Germany as well. In 2005, Emerson Electric Company acquired Tescom Corporation.

Products, Services, and Platforms

• Pressure Regulators:

  Pressure reducing regulators, backpressure regulators, changeover regulators, etc.

• Valves:

  Relief valves, globe valves, angle valves, instrumentation valves, etc.

• Accessories:

  Pilots, restrictors, filters, hoses, gauges, etc.

Subsidiaries/Partners

Tescom Corporation has partnered with Banner Industries, Metron Technology, Norwich University, and Esatech Power Systems during their company history. Tescom Corporation’s subsidiaries include those such as Tescom Europe GmbH & Co. KG and Hankuk Tescom Ltd.

Competitors

Tescom Corporation’s competitors include Synergy Telcom, Dixons Carphone, Startechtel, and March Electronics.