The Fisher Story | 73
First World View newsletter is distributed to
Fisher-Rosemount employees worldwide.
New plant opens in Bao’an, China.
The Fisher-Marshalltown site has more than
1,700 employees.
1994 FIELDVUE DVC5000 Series digital valve
controllers and the Design SC cryogenic valve
are introduced.
Fisher Integrated Responsive Sales Tools (FIRST)
is introduced.
North America sales conference utilizes the theme
“Growing to Win” (Marshalltown, Iowa)
CON-TEK Inc. of Atlanta, Georgia acquired. CON-TEK
makes steam conditioners and desuperheaters.
FIELDVUE DVC5000
digital valve controller
n 1993, Fisher brand strength
was demonstrated when
Emerson Process Management
created the Fisher regulator
division as a separate operating
unit. Headquartered in
McKinney, Texas, the Fisher
regulator division produces and
markets pressure regulator
products globally and brings
$300 million to Emerson each
year.
Today, the Fisher regulator
division has manufacturing
locations in McKinney, Texas;
Elk River, Minnesota; Nuevo
Laredo, Mexico; Sorocaba, Brazil;
Gallardon, France; Selmsdorf,
Germany; Bologna and Milan,
Italy; Shanghai and Chengdu
China; and Singapore. The
division also proudly continues
the Fisher tradition of
innovation, most recently
introducing the new EZ family of
pressure regulators. The Types
EZR, EZL and EZH enjoy wide
acceptance in the natural gas
industry, providing pressure
control from wellhead to pilot
light.
Meanwhile, the Type 95 and
Type 98 pressure regulators
(2004) and the Type SR stainless
steel sanitary pressure regulator
set the standard for industrial
applications. The Fisher
regulator division has a stake in
the LP-gas market and in 2005,
Emerson acquired TESCOM, a
manufacturer and marketer of
high pressure regulators.
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