Moore Industries announces 50th anniversary celebration

Summary

June 19, 2018—Moore Industries announced its 50th anniversary. Since 1968, Moore Industries has been serving process manufacturing businesses and fortune 500 companies in oil, gas, mining, chemical, power generation, water/waste water treatment, pharmaceutical, food, beverage, consumer packaged goods, semiconductor, and biotechnology industries. Moore Industries started out with three employees in a garage in California, and now has offices worldwide in the United States, Australia, Belgium, China, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. In 1968 then founder and president Leonard W. Moore established Moore Industries focused on product quality, reliability, and customer service.

Today, Moore Industries is a company that strives to carry on the original mission of tough and reliable products. As a designer and manufacturer of interface instruments for industrial process control, system integration, and factory automation, the company’s success wouldn’t have been possible without customers.

Customer relationships are the primary focus as Moore Industries will work to continue to provide quality in process industry products and services for customers worldwide. Appreciation for customer service and innovation over the years has led to awards and recognition including multiple Control Engineering Product Recognition awards and Automation Excellence Awards. In 2009 Mr. Moore was awarded ISA Honorary Membership. He also holds a lifetime membership in IEEE.

Today Moore Industries’ products include alarms, HART interface devices, temperature sensing and transmitting products, signal conditioners and isolators with an expanding line of IEC 61508-certified Functional Safety devices.

About Moore Industries

Based in North Hills, CA, Moore Industries is a designer and manufacturer of rail, panel and field instruments for industrial process control and monitoring, system integration and factory automation. The company serves a variety of industries such as chemical and petrochemical; power generation and transmission; petroleum extraction, refining and transport; pulp and paper; food and beverage; mining and metal refining; pharmaceuticals and biotechnology; industrial machinery and equipment; water and wastewater; and environmental and pollution monitoring.