Honeywell Unveils Process Measurement & Control: A New Business Unit

Honeywell Unveils Process Measurement & Control: A New Business Unit

Honeywell recently declared the formation of a new business unit, Process Measurement and Control (PMC), by integrating its gas and flame detection portfolio with its measurement and control portfolio.

PMC is set to offer a broad spectrum of products and solutions, including:

  • Gas and flame detection solutions for safer industrial environments, safeguarding both personnel and assets.
  • Oil and natural gas custody transfer solutions for precise product transfer from sellers to buyers along oil and natural gas transmission and distribution infrastructure.
  • Pressure, temperature, level, and flow measurement products for industrial facilities.
  • Process control and safety solutions in industrial facilities.
  • Measurement solutions for asset management and sustainability.

Srikumar Srinivasan, the president of PMC, stated, “PMC’s mission is to deliver dependable detection and precise measurement solutions to facilitate superior business outcomes for our customers across various applications and industries. We are thrilled to present a comprehensive portfolio of Honeywell products and solutions to our customers. The combined expertise in measurement, communication technologies, and intrinsic safety of the unified entity will aid us in developing innovative products and solutions to address customer challenges in detection and measurement.”

For more information, please visit the new Process Measurement and Control website, click here.

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