Ametek is a parent company rather than a single product line — what's stocked under this name spans several of its operating divisions and legacy brand names: US Gauge (pressure gauges), National Controls (timers), Scientific Columbus (panel instruments), Gemco Electric (limit switches), and BW Controls (level and pressure switches), among others. Z & F Corporation Ltd supplies 348 genuine lines across these divisions.
What You'll Find
- US Gauge pressure gauges — Bourdon tube gauges in various dial sizes and NPT connections.
- National Controls timers — the Q2T and Q4F series solid-state cube timers, single-shot and interval types.
- Gemco Electric limit switches — rotating cam limit switches with built-in resolvers for position sensing.
- BW Controls switches — liquid level and pressure control switches.
- Scientific Columbus instruments — integrator boards and panel-mount measurement instruments.
Because the nameplate on most of these products says the division name — US Gauge, Gemco, National Controls — rather than "Ametek," matching an item usually starts with whatever name and model code is actually printed on the part, not the parent company name. If you're not sure which division a part belongs to, send us the model code as printed and we'll confirm it.
Sourcing Older Divisional Products
Several of these divisions' product lines are decades old, and Ametek has consolidated or discontinued individual models over the years. We source through multiple channels and can often find remaining genuine stock or confirm a direct current-production equivalent.
We are not Ametek, and not an authorised Ametek distributor — genuine stock only, sourced and supplied independently, with any brand-specific disclosure noted on the relevant product page. Orders ship worldwide with export documentation as standard; industrial maintenance teams across the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa are regular customers for this range alongside the UK.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the product I received say "US Gauge" or "Gemco" instead of "Ametek"?
These are Ametek's operating divisions and legacy brand names — the products are genuine Ametek-group stock, just sold under the division's own established name rather than the parent company's.
Can you source older or discontinued Ametek divisional products?
Often, yes — we source through multiple channels and can usually find remaining genuine stock or confirm a direct current-production equivalent.
How do I identify which Ametek division a part belongs to?
The name and model code printed directly on the part — send us exactly what's on it and we'll confirm the division and the correct match.
