ANCORP is a third-generation, family-owned U.S. manufacturer of high and ultra-high vacuum chambers, valves, and components. When the company was founded in 1965 the country was racing to put a man on the moon. It is no surprise then that our first products were vacuum couplings used by the aerospace industry. Fueled by love for…
In early 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic just began to hit the United States. In anticipation of an emergency ventilator shortage, a group of engineers and scientists at MIT created a web page asking for help in designing and providing automated ventilators. There was predicted to be a 300,000-700,000-unit shortage of ventilators in just the United…
om Bogdan joins the high vacuum product manufacturer, ANCORP (www.ancorp.com), as Vice President of Business Development. Tom brings over 32 years of experience in the vacuum industry to ANCORP, and he most recently served as the VP of Sales and Marketing at MDC Vacuum Products.
The importance of domestic manufacturing has become evident to users in the vacuum industry this year. While many companies recover from the effects of COVID-19, ANCORP is proud to say that we are operating as normal because we manufacture almost all of our high vacuum and ultra-high vacuum (UHV) components in the USA.
ANCORP is excited to announce our new partnership with world-renowned vacuum valve manufacturer VAT Incorporated in an agreement to distribute VAT valves in the United States.
To Our Valued Customers,
We are all aware of the complexities created by the COVID-19 pandemic. We have seen “shelter in place” orders, quarantine orders, and many other efforts to slow the spread of this virus.
ANCORP kicked off our first student tour of the year on Tuesday by welcoming a group of graduate students from the University of Central Florida! The group was comprised of UCF students in the fields of chemistry, physics, and materials science.
ANCORP celebrated National Manufacturing Day today by hosting Bronson High School and Williston Middle High School for a complete tour of our facilities.
A little over 3 years ago, we made our television debut on the Science Channel show How Its Made. Our segment in the episode showcases our patented ball valve manufacturing process from beginning to end, including sawing, drilling, grinding, sanding and deburring, polishing, flange welding, cleaning, assembly, laser engraving, and leak testing.
33 students from the University of Florida’s STEPUP Program visited ANCORP last Friday to tour our facility and to learn more about the world of high vacuum manufacturing and engineering.
