Precisional has finished its acquisition from Trimble of four contech companies: Protempis (formerly Trimble Time and Frequency), LOADRITE, Spectra Precision Tools, and SECO.
Precisional, a data solutions company that works in the infrastructure space, is an affiliate of The Jordan Co., a private equity firm. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
According to Jordan, the acquisition "forms the foundation of a new platform focused on precise measurement and analytical insights to improve productivity across a broad range of applications that rely upon accuracy and reliability," said Erik Fagan, partner at Jordan.
Protempis uses GNSS clocks to provide precise time, synchronization and frequency reference signals for many industries and applications. Communication systems, data centers, financial networks, utilities, factory automation, security and other infrastructure rely on precise timing for synchronization and operational efficiency.
Spectra Precision Tools designs and manufactures leveling, positioning and alignment instruments used for general, exterior and underground construction. The instruments incorporate laser and optical technology for general contractors and specialty contractors serving large and small commercial jobsites, as well as residential builders and remodelers.
LOADRITE offers scales for loaders, excavators, conveyor belts, tractors, refuse trucks and forklifts that connect with payload-reporting and monitoring systems for the waste, quarry and aggregates industry. The products improve user efficiency by weighing products while they are on a vehicle or belt, eliminating the need for a separate trip to a fixed-scale location.
The SECO business designs and manufactures a variety of accessory products used in conjunction with surveying and construction instruments. The portfolio of accessory products includes tripods, telescopic poles, prisms, carrying cases, GPS antenna poles, safety vests and leveling rods.
