Servo Instrument Employee Directory

Servo Instrument Corporation is a world leader in the design and manufacture of precision potentiometers. Servo Instrument Corp. was founded in 1971 by its' President Gordon R. Glorch, Sr. having 43 years in the manufacture of precision potentiometers and 4 years in the design applications of resistance wire. Key personnel are: Gordon R. Glorch Sr.... President and CEO Tim Reppen Vice President - Operations Paul Strnad Chief Engineer Sally A. Glorch Sales Department & Company Officer Servo Instrument Corporation The Servo facility consists of 3 separate buildings which total 35,000 square feet. Our molding, winding and machine shop areas are in two buildings and our manufacturing, assembly and test areas are located in a separate building. This separation of areas leads to a much cleaner atmosphere for the manufacturing, assembly and test areas. Our potentiometers are designed to meet your requirements. Our capability includes conductive plastic co-molded technology and single turn wirewound potentiometers. Servo Instrument has a product line which is virtually unlimited in the scope of the type of units needed to satisfy your requirements. We manufacture a broad base of products which include rotary, linear (translatory) units, rheostats, potentiometeric assemblies consisting of motors, resolvers, clutch/brakes and switches. In addition, modular units consisting of any combination of resistance elements - either wirewound and/or conductive plastic, switches, detents and stops utilizing coaxial shafts for independent operation. Sector potentiometers can be supplied with terminals, lead wires or flex circuits. Matching elements and wiper assemblies are also available. We have met the extreme environments from deep space, missiles, ground vehicles, to the depths of the ocean floor. Servo Instrument is committed to excellence. During the years of our operation we have expanded our capability not only by experimentation and test but also by the acquisition of other manufacturers such as Kendick, Gamewell, ...Read More