For more than 85 years, Bliley Technologies has been crafting some of the highest performing frequency control and crystal oscillator devices in the universe. OCXO, TCXO, VCXO, clock, and crystal manufacturing. We’re motivated by what our products enable and we're inspired by our customers' innovations.
Located in beautiful Erie, PA, Bliley Technologies remains one of the few US based companies to have crystal and oscillator manufacturing within the same facility. Bliley's vertical integration allows us develop and produce the most robust designs offered in our industry. With an in-house team of quartz crystal engineers and manufacturers, Bliley is able to customize their devices to meet the unique needs of our customers.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.bliley.com. Follow us on LinkedIn or on Twitter @BlileyTech.
Located in beautiful Erie, PA, Bliley Technologies remains one of the few US based companies to have crystal and oscillator manufacturing within the same facility. Bliley's vertical integration allows us develop and produce the most robust designs offered in our industry. With an in-house team of quartz crystal engineers and manufacturers, Bliley is able to customize their devices to meet the unique needs of our customers.
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.bliley.com. Follow us on LinkedIn or on Twitter @BlileyTech.
Location: United States, Pennsylvania, Erie
Employees: 51-200
Phone: (814) 838-3571
Founded date: 1930
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