A leading provider of HVACR gas instrumentation and energy management solutions, Bacharach, has announced the acquisition of Neutronics which provides refrigerant and gas analyzers.
Neutronics’ technologies serve the automotive and commercial HVAC markets, and provide high-purity oxygen analyzers to the semi-conductor industry, and self-contained breathing units to the safety and rescue industry.
Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
The combination of Bacharach and Neutronics will significantly strengthen Bacharach’s ability to provide the worldwide HVACR and automotive markets with high quality fixed and portable gas test and measurement Instrumentation, according to the company's CEO, Doug Keeports.
“Neutronics is the established leader in refrigerant identifiers for the global automotive and HVACR industries and has complimentary NDIR sensor technology in its instruments, which are designed and manufactured in its Exton, Pennsylvania facility,”Keeports said.
“This acquisition aligns well with Bacharach’s strategic plan and strong focus on growing our market leadership in instrumentation and refrigerant monitoring, as well as compliments Bacharach’s expertise and strengths in the combustion and emissions analysis markets.
“We are happy to welcome the Neutronics team and look forward to continue growing our combined business.”
Neutronics will continue to carry its existing brand and operate under the leadership of president, Gary Halpern, and chief operating officer, David Halpern, who joined their father Terry Halpern at the company over 40 years ago.
Terry founded the business in 1976 with a focus on the measurement and control of oxygen and other gases for safety, environmental, and general industrial applications.
Gary, David and their executive team bring over 150 years of industry experience to the Bacharach team.
Neutronics will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary of Bacharach. Management teams of both businesses will work to leverage their combined strengths, while providing customers and supplier partners with the same level of high quality service, Bacharach said in a statement.