Teledyne - IT Hardware Components Listing

CAGE Codes:

00MQ6                              00ZT7                                10TN6                                01VD7             

03AF4                                04YP6                                05DS7                                09RR1

09YX2                                0A9P6                                0AHM1                              0B0V3

0B1H6                               0BAW0                              0BPH4                               0BUM4

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Operating Segments: Aerospace, Defense, Electronics, Networking

HQ: Thousand Oaks, California, United States

About Teledyne

Teledyne Technologies Inc. is an American industrial conglomerate. The company was founded in 1960 by Henry Singleton and George Kozmetsky following the acquisition of several pre-existing companies. Through a series of acquisitions via equity agreements, Teledyne continued to grow, expanding into microwave and consumer products, hydraulics, optics, and more. The company also began working with NASA and the Department of Defense, supplying the windows for the Apollo spacecraft and infrared optical domes for missiles, and later the Integrated Helicopter Avionics System for the US Navy. By the end of the 1960s, Teledyne had acquired over ninety companies that offered a range of products from consumer goods to scientific equipment to defense technology. In 1969, Teledyne had accrued $2.7 billion in sales and a net income of $372 million.

In 1994, Teledyne experienced a hostile takeover attempt from WHX Corporation. The attempt was successfully challenged, but to avoid future conflicts, Teledyne merged with Allegheny Ludlum, a steel and specialty metal firm, to create Allegheny Teledyne Inc, or ATI. ATI operated within three segments: Aerospace and Electronics, Specialty Metals, and Consumer Products. In 1999, these segments were spun off into independent entities, creating Teledyne Technologies Incorporated, Allegheny Technologies Incorporated, and Water Pik Technologies Incorporated. Teledyne Technologies, or simply Teledyne, now operates in Thousand Oaks, California, in the greater Los Angeles area.

Products, Services, and Platforms

Products

• Instrumentation: Teledyne’s instrumentation segment offers monitoring and control instruments for marine, environmental, scientific, industrial, and defense applications. This segment also includes interconnect products for harsh environments.
• Digital Imaging: Teledyne’s digital imaging segment handles operations pertaining to sponsored and central research laboratories for new technologies and development and production efforts in digital imagine products for government applications. This includes infrared detectors, cameras, and opto-mechanical assemblies.
• Aerospace and Defense Electronics: Teledyne offers complex electronic components and subsystems for communication products such as defense electronics, data acquisition, and communications equipment for air transport and business aircraft. The company also produces general aviation batteries.
• Engineered Systems: This segment provided systems engineering & integration, advanced technology application, software development, and manufacturing solutions for requirements pertaining to space, military, environment, energy, chemical, biological, nuclear systems, and missile defense.

Subsidiaries/Partners

Teledyne Technologies’ subsidiaries include DALSA Digital Cinema, Inc, Intelek Limited, Lecroy Lightspeed Corporation, Lidar Aviation Services, Ocean Design Ltda., Reynolds Industries Limited, Teledyne BlueView Inc, Teledyne CDL Limited, Teledyne LeCroy Inc, Teledyne VariSystems, and many more.

Competitors

Teledyne’s competitors include National Instruments, Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, Keysight Technologies, Ikonix Group Inc, Esterline, Tektronix, and more.