Channel Technologies Group
CTG, based in Santa Barbara, CA was founded in 1959, to manufacture piezoelectric ceramic products. CTG has evolved into a vertical integration of Channel Industries, Inc (CI), International Transducer Center (ITC), and Sonatech (STI). The fundamental technology underlying CTG is piezoelectric ceramics. This core technology extends through the ceramics, transducers, sonar and navigation systems, and now the emerging energy harvesting, or "green" applications that are designed and manufactured at CTG.
President and CEO Kevin Ruelas announces sale of Channel Technologies Group (CTG)
More about Channel Technologies Group
CTG, based in Santa Barbara, CA was founded in 1959, to manufacture piezoelectric ceramic products. CTG has evolved into a vertical integration of Channel Industries, Inc (CI), International Transducer Center (ITC), and Sonatech (STI). The fundamental technology underlying CTG is piezoelectric ceramics. This core technology extends through the ceramics, transducers, sonar and navigation systems, and now the emerging energy harvesting, or "green" applications that are designed and manufactured at CTG.
President and CEO Kevin Ruelas announces sale of Channel Technologies Group (CTG)More about Channel Technologies Group
Founded in 1959, Channel Industries is known
worldwide for its expertise in manufacturing piezoelectric ceramics. CI ceramics are recognized among the highest quality in the
industry.
Since its establishment in 1966, ITC has gained
a reputation for being a leader in the field of ultrasonic and acoustic transducer development.
Since 1973, Sonatech has been a leader in the
design and development of underwater navigation and sonar equipment for the U.S. Navy and various other U.S. and foreign government, research, and
military customers.