PSL fabricated two copper external cones for the CLEO III Silicon Detector. The cones provide cooling for the electronics of the detector and act as support and locator for the silicon detectors.

This magnet is a central component in a particle detector at DESY in Hamburg Germany.

These hot water tables were built per a sample purchased by the client. These are used to keep the body of the animal warm during testing.

PSL designed and built a plasma source ion implantation (PSII) chamber, which was used to greatly extend the life span of a wide variety of products.

PSL designed, produced and shipped a third-generation ventilator prototype for small animals (primarily mice and rats) for MRI studies relating to respiratory research.

Microbial Source Tracking (MST) research uses several host-specific organisms to identify the source of contamination of drinking and recreational water. When studying groundwater it is important to keep in mind the soil around it.

The TDC (Time to Digital Converter) was designed for the University of Wisconsin-Madison High Energy Physics Department. The PSL TDC’s were used to collect data that was ultimately instrumental in discovering the top quark.

Wolf Appliance is a manufacturer of high-end residential appliances, whose products are sold worldwide. They needed a service technician training module that could be shipped around the world and stored when not needed for training.