JLW Instruments

Address

14 North Peoria St., Suite B-101
Chicago
IL, 60607-2755
United States

Phone: 1 312 666-0595

Fax: 1 312 733-0009

JLW Instruments has been an important resource to industry for acquiring and maintaining instruments that measure pressure, force, mass and torque. we established a metrology laboratory for the repair, test and precision calibration of instruments measuring force and pressure. We are accredited to ISO 17025:2005, by the A2LA.

Industries and Products:

Medical products - syringes, catheters, seal integrity
Electronic products - pc boards, keypads, solder joint
Electrical products - switches, contact closure, wire terminal testing
Ergonomics - task evaluation, functional capacity, muscle strength, grip strength, pinch strength
Packaging - tear, COF, seal, opening force , score bend
Automotive products

Primary Activity

Distributor of pressure sensors and gauges.

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Measure Vessels with the SmartBob Sensor

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