
ETSLindgren
Cedar Park, TX, United States
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Founded in 1995, ETSLindgren is a defense subsystem manufacturer based in Cedar Park, United States.
ETSLindgren is an ESCO Technologies subsidiary that designs and manufactures electromagnetic shielding, EMC and RF test systems, and measurement solutions. Its shielding portfolio includes facility filters, rackmount and large-scale enclosures, and RedEdge technology aimed at protecting critical infrastructure, communications, command-and-control and data centres against HEMP, EMP and IEMI threats. The company also offers anechoic chambers, antenna measurement systems, GTEM test cells, EMC test equipment, MRI shielding and calibration and turnkey services for aerospace, defense, healthcare, automotive, communications and utilities sectors. Its engineering roots date to the 1930s and 1960s through predecessor organisations, and it was formed in 1995 in Austin, Texas through the merger of EMCO, Rantec and Ray Proof. It operates manufacturing, engineering, sales and service teams across North America, Europe and Asia.
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EMP Commercial and Defense Tempest Powerline Filters
Powerline filter
Powerline filters for commercial and defense applications, including TEMPEST and EMP protection.
EMP Mitigation RedEdge Pulse Protection
EMP shielding
Proprietary RedEdge shielding technology protecting critical infrastructure and communication systems against HEMP, EMP and IEMI threats.
LPRX and LFPRX Series Powerline Filters
Powerline filter
Powerline filters for shielding facilities from electromagnetic disturbances.
5230 Tabletop RF Test Enclosure
RF shielded enclosure
Shielded enclosure for RF testing.
AMS-5701 Theta Arm 5G Antenna Measurement System
Antenna measurement system
Antenna measurement system for 5G testing.
EMPower Power Meters Model 7002-002 & -004
Electromagnetic field meter
Field-deployable power meters for measuring electromagnetic field exposure.