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Below are announcements and press releases concerning major developments here at
AnaLog Services, Inc.
Important acquisitions and new products or services are typically included here.
Also see the
Modifications Log (ModLog)
for a listing of new pages and changes to existing pages at
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Reynolds Station, KY - March 26, 2010 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
and Allen Machine Co. have entered into a business alliance
and sales agreement.
AnaLog
will sell and support the complete line of
Allen Machine Co. Products.
AnaLog
has handled select products made by this fine company for several
years and is pleased to now be offering the entire Allen product line.
Reynolds Station, KY - May 15, 2008 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
and Titan Specialties have entered into a business alliance and
sales agreement. AnaLog
will sell and support the complete line of Titan tools as well
as Tek-Co tools. Titan Specialties acquired Tek-Co in September, 2007. See
Tek-Co and Titan Tools From
AnaLog
for more information.
Reynolds Station, KY - April 15, 2008 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
announces stock availability of the "106 Tool" collection of
printed circuit boards (PCBs). These versatile PCBs can be installed in customer's
tools, or the boards themselves can be purchased. See our
106 Radiation Tool
Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) page for more detailed information, and see our
Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs)
page for other available boards.
Reynolds Station, KY - April 1, 2008 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
acquires the inventory of Lonnie Wyatt's WIDCO and AAERO Companies.
The inventory was in storage in Godley, Texas, and required multiple truck loads to
relocate it to AnaLog's warehouse in Western Kentucky. Included in the acquisition is a
huge inventory of repair parts, surface and downhole logging equipment, and extensive
documentation. The majority of the inventory was Mineral Logging Systems (MLS) property
placed in storage by Halliburton after they acquired Gearhart and subsequently shut down MLS.
Said inventory was eventually purchased by Mr. Wyatt, but included with the MLS material
was also a large amount of GO / GOI and Halliburton inventory, and even Marvin Gearhart's old
desk. If you run GO / GOI / MLS equipment,
AnaLog
can help. See
A Brief Opinionated History of
Logging Equipment Manufacturers for a little GO / GOI / MLS history.
Reynolds Station, KY - May 8, 2006 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
announces stock availability of the
Codatron HTZ
™
low temperature coefficient (TC) high voltage shunt regulator. The
Codatron HTZ
™
can replace the Victoreen Corotron in applications requiring an extremely low temperature
coefficient. The
Codatron HTZ
™
regulator series gives superior regulation over rapid temperature changes with guaranteed
specifications from -55°C (-67°F) to 177°C (350°F) for the
Standard
model, and guaranteed specifications from -75°C (-103°F) to 204°C
(400°F) for the
Grade "A"
model. There is no other high voltage regulator on the market
that can approach its performance. The
Codatron HTZ
™
is a stock item in two different maximum temperature ratings, and is also available customized
by special order (the temperature coefficient can be tailored to specification).
The Codatron HT
™
also remains available, and is the perfect solution for many applications. See our
Codatron
™
Regulator Family Overview
page for more detailed information and access to technical data sheets.
Reynolds Station, KY - March 20, 2006 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
announces stock availability of the
Codatron HT
™
(formerly called the TitanTwo) high voltage shunt regulator, a "drop-in" Victoreen Corotron
replacement designed by Robert L. Baer. The
Codatron HT
™
is the newest member of the Codatron family of high voltage regulators. The
Codatron HT
™
is specifically intended for use in well logging tools, but it can replace the
Victoreen Corotron in a host of other applications as well. The
Codatron HT
™
regulator series gives superior regulation over rapid temperature changes with guaranteed
specifications from -55°C (-67°F) to 177°C (350°F) for the
Standard
model, and guaranteed specifications from -75°C (-103°F) to
204°C (400°F) for the
Grade "A"
model. There is no other high voltage regulator on the market
that can approach its performance (unlike competing products, the nominal voltage rating is
specified at 100°C (212°F), and there is no voltage sag seen at maximum operating temperature).
The Codatron HT
™
is a stock item in two different maximum temperature ratings, and is also available in a dual
selectable voltage version. See our
Codatron
™
Regulator Family Overview
page for more detailed information and access to technical data sheets.
Reynolds Station, KY - September 27, 2005 -
Analog Services, Inc.
was asked to modify an amplified surface CCL panel by a customer,
and in the process a serious safety issue has been identified. If you are using an
Applied (AES) surface CCL meter unit model CCL-030* (powered by AC line voltage),
take it out of service immediately
; it is unsafe and should be modified by a competent service
facility. Any surface CCL unit deriving its power from a source other than the truck
battery 12 volt DC supply should also be reviewed for safety by competent service personnel
because there are some other unsafe designs that have been manufactured in the past.
If you have any doubt about the safety of any surface CCL unit, have it looked at promptly.
Reynolds Station, KY - January 1, 2005 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
responds with a
press release
of its own to the
press release dated December 2, 2004
of Congressional Representative Ed Markey (Massachusetts Seventh District Democrat).
Reynolds Station, KY - April 18, 2003 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
announces the
wireline mailing list,
a forum for well loggers, log analysts, well logging equipment engineers and technicians,
equipment buyers and sellers, or anyone interested in the art and science of well logging.
This reflector / listserver mailing list will include discussions of logging technology
and interpretation, electronic design and repair, perforating and shooting
(including propellants), and anything and everything else pertaining to well logging and
wireline work. See the Wireline Reflector
Info Page for additional information or simply subscribe
here.
Reynolds Station, KY - April 1, 2003 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
launches
ScarceComponents.com.
Of necessity,
AnaLog Services, Inc.
has developed a degree of expertise at locating scarce components
for repair of older well logging tools and surface equipment. This skill is now available to
all through
AnaLog's
sister company,
ScarceComponents.com.
There are no large minimum orders as with most brokers; every reasonable effort is
made to accommodate small orders.
AnaLog
has accumulated a huge stock of all manner of scarce electronic
components (semiconductors, vacuum tubes a/k/a valves, passives, electromechanical devices,
etc.), and if it is not in stock,
ScarceComponents.com
can find what you need if it is available on the planet.
Tyler, TX - July 7, 2002 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
and Tek-Co Tool Electronics Ltd. have entered into a business
alliance and sales agreement.
AnaLog
will sell and support the complete line of Tek-Co tools .
Tek-Co Tool Electronics Ltd. is an independent manufacturer of high quality cased hole logging
tools based in Tyler, Texas. The Tek-Co principals, Jay Roberts and
James "Woody" Woodruff, are long time participants in the well logging industry, rising to
the status of living legends. See
Tek-Co Tools From
AnaLog
for more information.
Reynolds Station, KY - December 10, 2001 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
acquires the remaining assets of Bell Petroleum Systems (BPS)
a/k/a Bell Petroleum Services, formerly known as Worth Well. Included in the
acquisition is a huge inventory of repair parts.
AnaLog
is now the proud owner of the entire Bell / Worth Well
documentation collection (original vellums), comprising thousands of sheets of electronic
schematics, mechanical parts drawings, printed circuit board art work, etc. If you
run Bell / Worth Well equipment,
AnaLog
can help. See
AnaLog's
Bell Petroleum Systems (BPS) Menu
for more information, and see
A Brief Opinionated History of
Logging Equipment Manufacturers
for a little BPS history.
Reynolds Station, KY - December 1, 2001 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
has long repaired, reconditioned, and remanufactured
T922R Tektronix
Oscilloscopes.
AnaLog
is famous for its proprietary cleaning methods that often make an
old scope look brand new. An acquisition of additional Tektronix calibration equipment
now allows
AnaLog
to calibrate T922R oscilloscopes in-house to meet or usually
exceed original manufacturer specifications.
AnaLog Services, Inc.
fixes T922R scopes like nobody else in the business!
Reynolds Station, KY - February 23, 2000 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
develops a replacement module for the Solitron BHA-0004 amplifier
used in the old style (variable gain) GO / GOI recorder channel servo units (002-9853-000,
002-9853-001, 002-9853-002, and others used in the MRP-501 four pen recorder, and variations
thereof). The replacement module is an improvement over an old Gearhart Industries, Inc.
design dating back to the early 1980's after Solitron discontinued the BHA-0004. The
AnaLog
BHA-0004 replacement module is superior to the original Solitron
amplifier, and it is superior to the old Gearhart replacement. The module is an exact
"drop-in" replacement. See the
Solitron BHA-0004 Amp Clone PCB
page for more information.
Reynolds Station, KY - August 15, 1999 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
launches www.logwell.com. See
About logwell
for a little www.logwell.com trivia.
Reynolds Station, KY - July 31, 1999 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
acquires the logging electronics estate of Ed Norman and related
companies in Tyler, Texas. Ed was a good friend and a unique character; he will be
sorely missed. A few friends called him "Mr. Haney" (of Green Acres fame) because of
his propensity to accumulate logging electronics junk of every form and fashion. Ed
was considered by many to be the granddaddy of the Chlorine tool; he ran the Chlorine log
in East Texas for decades. Many of Ed's custom made test instruments and fabrication
jigs are now an honored part of the
AnaLog
shop. His collection of schematics is an invaluable addition
to the
AnaLog
library.
Reynolds Station, KY - July 1, 1999 -
AnaLog Services, Inc.
moves into a new facility. After years of suffering in the
old shop,
AnaLog
finally bit the bullet and built a brand
new shop and lab.
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