TEGAM, Inc. is based in suburban Cleveland, Ohio and specializes in the design, manufacture and support of a wide variety of test, measurement and calibration instruments. The company was founded in 1979 and is managed by Andy Brush (abrush@tegam.com), CEO and Adam Fleder (afleder@tegam.com), President.

Over the past 29 years, TEGAM has developed a wide variety of measurement instrumentation, and has enhanced its internal product development with the acquisition of product lines from a number of well-known companies such as Keithley Instruments, Eaton, Tektronix and Pragmatic Instruments.

TEGAM products are marketed throughout the world via its cohesive network of strong technical representatives and distributors in over 40 countries. TEGAM is internationally recognized for its offering of RF power sensor calibration systems, RF attenuation measurement systems, resistance standards, ratio standards, and ohm meters. In addition, the company's supplies LCR meters/impedance bridges, arbitrary waveform generators, high-voltage amplifiers, MEMS engine driver systems, handheld thermometers, humidity meters, and other test and measurement solutions. In the past year TEGAM has introduced several exciting new products, including a PXI amplifier and an RF Power Meter.

TEGAM's commitment to quality and customer service remains our highest priority. TEGAM will continue to provide the exceptional products, solutions and support that made our company and our customers successful for nearly 30 years.

TEGAM designs, develops, and manufactures calibration, test and measurement equipment. In addition, TEGAM manufactures and offers calibration & repair service for a large number of products formerly manufactured by Tektronix, Weinschel, Eaton, Electro Scientific Industries, (ESI), Gertsch, Keithley, Singer, Pragmatic Instruments and more. We take pride in our commitment to customer service and product support.

Regular evaluation and calibration of instruments with NIST-traceable standards pay dividends because it optimizes the performance of your test instrumentation. This ensures that your quality level meets or exceeds your customers' expectations, maximizes your productivity, and lowers operating costs