Emcee Electronics Inc
520 Cypress Ave,, Venice, Florida, United States

Emcee Electronics Inc  was founded in New Castle, Delaware in 1958 by the late Max Corzilius . It was relocated to its present location in Venice, Florida in 1982 and is today operated by a dedicated staff managed by CEO, David Corzilius .

In 1959 Emcee developed an initial instrument, the Water Separometer, which has evolved into the current Micro-Separometer  that  is critical to aviation fuel and aircraft safety.  The Micro-Separometer has undergone numerous updates and continues to enjoy universal usage for aviation fuel testing.

Emcee has since developed other instruments used to test for certain qualities in fuels, lubricants, solvents, paints, coatings, additives, and other fluids. Emcee continues to perform research and development on test instruments for use in these industries.

During the course of its over 50 year history , Emcee has not only established itself as a leading worldwide supplier of reliable test instruments, but also earned a reputation of providing outstanding customer support.

Industries

Refineries, Pipelines,Fuel Distributors and Testing Labs

These industries use the Model 1140 Micro-Separometer and Model 1143 Micro-Filter Analyzer to measure the water separation and filterability characteristics of various fuels. They use  Models 1152, 1153, and 1154 Conductivity Meters to measure the electrical conductivity of various fuels and the Model 1150 Staticon to monitor and control electrical conductivity of fuels in a moving stream.

These industries most often perform these tests in accordance with ASTM  standards D3948, D4860, D7224, D7261, D6426, D6824, D2624, and D4308.

ASTM Standard Test Methods

With Products Offered By Emcee Electronics, Inc.

All of the products manufactured by Emcee Electronics Inc. are listed in * Standard Test Methods, including specifications, published by ASTM International (ASTM) and some are included in standards issued by the Institute of Petroleum (IP) (now the Energy Institute –EI) and the International Standards on Petroleum Products (ISO).

Where applicable, intrinsic safety approvals for use in hazardous environments have been received from Underwriters Laboratories (UL), (ULC) Canada and (LCIE) Europe.