FLUKE
CORPORATION
World Leader in Electronic Test Tools and Software
Since
its founding in 1948, Fluke has helped define and grow a unique
technology market, providing testing and troubleshooting
capabilities that have grown to mission critical status in
manufacturing and service industries. From industrial electronic
installation, maintenance and service, to precision measurement and
quality control, Fluke tools help keep business and industry around
the globe up and running. Typical customers and users include
technicians, engineers, metrologists, medical-device manufacturers,
and computer network professionals — people who stake their
reputations on their tools, and use tools to help extend their
personal power and abilities.
Market Segments
The Fluke product lines are beneficial for professionals in a
variety of markets. Primary segments are listed below, and include a
brief description of the types of Fluke tools used along with their
typical applications.
Industrial/Electronic Service Installation and Maintenance
Today, electronics are integrated into an increasing number of
electrical and electro-mechanical systems. Fluke’s comprehensive
line of digital multimeters, electrical power analyzers, thermal
imagers, insulation resistance testers, accessories, plus the
integrated ScopeMeter™ handheld test tools, are being used by a
growing number of service technicians, plant engineers and
installation and maintenance technicians. These tools provide them
the ability to troubleshoot these complex new systems and detect
problems quickly.
Electrical and Temperature
Electricians, HVAC/R technicians, plant engineers and power quality
consultants involved in the maintenance, service and design of every
type of residential, industrial, plant and commercial building use
Fluke professional test tools. Fluke products such as: electrical
testers, digital multimeters (DMMs), clamp meters, single and
three-phase power quality meters, ScopeMeter™ test tools, current
clamps, thermal imagers, digital thermometers, and DMM accessories
are designed for day-today field troubleshooting and maintenance of
electrical systems, electrical power systems, HVAC/R systems, and
associated equipment. Fluke products help electrical technicians
analyze, troubleshoot, and repair these systems for optimum
performance.
Indoor Air Quality
By some estimates, up to 30% of commercial buildings exhibit ‘sick
building’ syndrome. Substandard indoor air quality can hamper staff
productivity, disrupt clean room operation or lead to litigation.
Working to solve these issues are nearly two million professionals.
In the US, Fluke introduced a line of indoor air quality (IAQ) test
tools during 2005, with the goal of providing HVAC, building
maintenance and IAQ professionals with a comprehensive portfolio of
precision instruments for troubleshooting and maintaining IAQ. Fluke
IAQ tools will help these professionals achieve outstanding
performance by delivering the accuracy, reliability, toughness,
safety, usability and value for which Fluke tools are famous. |