United Process Controls (UPC) is pleased to announce the acquisition of Atmosphere Engineering Company (Atmosphere Engineering), a USA-based, family-owned and operated business led by brothers Jason and Eric Jossart. Founded in 2002, Atmosphere Engineering designs and manufactures industrial flow control products, furnace control products and data acquisition software with a strong presence in North America, South America and Europe.<\/p>\n
Atmosphere Engineering will bolster UPC\u2019s product offering and technical competencies, adding brands like the FurnaceMeter™ and VersaMeter™ flow meters, the Endoinjector™, Exoinjector™ and EndoFlex™ gas generators and the dissociated ammonia generator DAGen™. While the acquisition expands the company\u2019s customer base, it will also provide a platform to expand into new markets, extend market penetration in the flow controls market and capitalize on cross-sell opportunities.<\/p>\n
Additionally, UPC has enhanced its organizational structure to align with the future direction of the company and its foundation for continued growth. As part of the new structure, Jason Jossart will serve as the company\u2019s Vice President of Operations and report directly to UPC\u2019s President, Paul Oleszkiewicz; Eric Jossart will join as Director of Sales, Heat Treat and report directly to Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Patrick Torok.<\/p>\n
\u201cAtmosphere Engineering represents a great fit with our flow and process controls business and is in line with UPC\u2019s strategic direction to expand its repertoire of products and leadership in the industry,\u201d commented UPC President Paul Oleszkiewicz. \u201cJason and Eric run an incredible business, and we are excited to welcome them and the entire Atmosphere Engineering team to the UPC family. This acquisition shows our ongoing commitment to provide customers worldwide with a comprehensive portfolio of process and flow control solutions that optimize the quality, safety, and control of heat treating operations.\u201d<\/p>\n
Jason Jossart, founder and President of Atmosphere Engineering commented \u201cWe at Atmosphere Engineering are very pleased to join forces with UPC. My brother Eric and I have worked hard to build Atmosphere Engineering\u2019s brand and reputation and are excited to see it grow further as part of UPC. Together we will emerge as a leader in flow and process controls to the heat treat industry and address new market challenges and opportunities for technical innovation and growth.\u201d<\/p>\n
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ABOUT ATMOSPHERE ENGINEERING
\nAtmosphere Engineering Company designs and manufactures integrated flow control solutions for industrial applications. The company aims to continually develop and support systems that optimize the quality, safety, and control of each process while at the same time minimizing gas and fluid consumption to reduce production cost and eliminate energy waste. | www.atmoseng.com<\/p>\n
ABOUT UPC
\nUPC provides process control, flow control, and automation solutions to furnace OEMs and customers with thermal processing equipment and operations. The company is now comprised of five brands \u2013 Atmosphere Engineering, Furnace Control Corporation, Marathon Monitors, Process-Electronic, and Waukee Engineering – with products ranging from probes, analyzers, flow meters, programmable controllers, generator mixing control systems, SCADA to complete turnkey systems. | www.group-upc.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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