Tilt Sensors & Electronics

Vacuum Measurement
& Control

Custom Capabilities

Welcome

For over 70 years The Fredericks Company has been partnering with OEM customers worldwide to design and develop tilt sensors, vacuum measurement devices and precision custom glass components that serve as critical operating components in their finished product or process. Our vast knowledge of angle and vacuum measurement and advanced technical glass design and manufacturing techniques, across a wide range of markets and application areas, readily enables us to provide the insight and support needed to take design concepts to reality in a cost-effective manner.

Tilt Sensors & Electronics

An industry leader in design & development of tilt measurement systems, our tilt sensors are the hallmark of accuracy, repeatability, and reliability. Products include TrueTILT™ metal & glass, single and dual axis, electrolytic tilt sensors, inclinometers, inclination sensors signal conditioning electronics, packaged tilt sensing assemblies, tilt switches, and on/off switches.

Vacuum Measurement & Control

Designed to cover the entire practical measurement range from 10-11 to 10+3 Torr, we offer high quality, vacuum measurement and control instrumentation to meet a wide range of industrial, high-tech, scientific, and military applications.

Custom Capabilities

Our custom glass capabilities are a direct result of innovative manufacturing processes that integrate automatic, semi-automatic and manual assembly techniques. Our products include ampules, vials, flares, tubulations, graded seals, glass-to-metal seals, custom components for electron devices, inclinometers, elapsed time indicators, and any other custom glass components.

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Mini Signal Conditioner Boards - Cost-effective & can be integrated into a larger system in a production environment. Easy way to evaluate tilt sensors. » Read more

NEW Electrolytic Tilt Sensor with Patented Thin Film Technology - The sensor provides inclination measurement with arc second repeatability untouched by MEMS sensor technology. » Read more

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