Taylor Instruments began in 1851 in Rochester, New York, when George Taylor and David Kendall started producing thermometers and barometers in a small rented room. Within just a few years, their instruments expanded beyond weather use into brewing, distilling, and industrial processes—marking the start of more than a century of automation innovation (Ruebeck, Taylor Heritage, 2003).
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Introducing A New Free Control System Audit Program
Classic Automation, a global supplier of new and legacy industrial automation parts and repairs, has announced the launch of its Free On-Site Audit Program. The program is designed to help manufacturing facilities assess their control systems, evaluate spare part readiness, and proactively address operational vulnerabilities before they lead to costly downtime.

7 Years of Growth Since Our Warehouse Expansion
Webster Distributor to Expand We are excited to announce the groundbreaking of a new 12,000-square-foot expansion at our Webster, NY facility, a significant step in our journey to enhance service delivery and support for our customers.