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Cooper Crouse-Hinds
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About Cooper Crouse-Hinds

With well over 100,000 products, Cooper Crouse-Hinds is the leading manufacturer of electrical products meeting light and heavy industrial applications with fittings, enclosures, apparatus and industrial motor controls, signals and alarms, industrial lighting and plugs and receptacles for abusive, hazardous corrosive environments.

From modest upstate New York beginnings in 1897, Cooper Crouse-Hinds (a Division of Cooper Industries since 1981) has grown into a worldwide organization that manufactures or markets products on every continent. Through aggressive leadership in product innovation, engineering, manufacturing, distribution and technical support, Cooper Crouse-Hinds has set the standards by which other manufacturers are measured.

The parent company,Cooper, is focused on Electrical Products and Tools & Hardware. Today, Cooper manufactures thousands of products through its seven electrical products divisions which generate over 80% of annual revenues, and one tool division which represents both power and hand tool lines.

Cooper, headquartered in Houston, has annual revenues of approximately $4.2 billion, employs over 30,000 people and operates more than 100 manufacturing facilities around the world.

Products Industrial Heaters Heating Elements, Temperature Sensors
Address Wolf and 7th North Sts., PO Box 4999 Syracuse, NY 13221-4999
Country United States
Telephone (315) 477-7000
Fax (315) 477-5717
Email crouse.customerctr@crouse-hinds.com
Website www.crouse-hinds.com

 

 

Related Product Categories
Manufacturing , Processing and Tooling
Heaters and Heating Elements
Electrical resistance heaters or their internal elements; designed to provide an integrated thermal source for products or systems.
Sensors and Transducers
Temperature Sensors
Devices that are designed to detect or measure changes in temperature such as temperature probes, sensors, etc.
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