SSI Technologies, Inc.
A privately owned company that was incorporated in 1982; our engineering and manufacturing facilities are headquartered in Janesville, WI.
The Controls Division of SSI Technologies, Inc. is an industry leader in the design and manufacturing of ultrasonic level, fluid quality/concentration, pressure, magnetic sensors and digital gauges for the global market. Our versatile, robust, cost-effective sensors meet the high demands required in the automotive market. Our quality management system was developed under the guidelines of ISO/TS 16949:2009, ISO9001:2008 & ISO14001:2004. As such, these sensors are also well suited for many other applications including mass transportation, heavy trucks, material handling, HVAC and general industrial.
SSI’s Advanced Engineering Group offers custom solutions that are available for both the automotive and industrial markets. We have a proven track record of researching, designing and developing new products for emerging technology. Engineering expertise and unparalleled customer support ensures that we meet all customer requirements and cost targets. We have the technical and manufacturing experience to bring your product to market.
Featured Products
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The Pressure-Temperature MediaSensor™ (P61) family of bulk micro-machined, absolute and sealed pressure transducers and transmitters are for both harsh and benign media with the superior zero/span error of +/- 0.5% full scale at room temperature and +/- 1.00% full scale and a temperature sensor accuracy is ±3° C over -40°C to 105°C. These compact, robust sensors measure pressures from 100 PSI to 3,000 PSI and are well suited for a variety of automotive, industrial, and commercial applications.
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The Fluid-Trac® level sensor is an optimal choice for urea tank applications. Fluid-Trac® is a non-contact ultrasonic level sensor that is designed to operate under harsh environmental conditions with an operating temperature of -40 to 85 ° C. It is non-contact so there are no parts to protrude into the tank to contaminate the urea solution or get damaged due to urea freezing and thawing in cold conditions.
