Pressco Technology competitors

Zippia score 4.2

Pressco Technology main competitors are Silicon Valley Power, HORIBA, and Rofin - Sinar.

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HORIBA has the most employees (7,149).
Employees at Silicon Valley Power earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $78,946.

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Pressco Technology vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Pressco Technology	1966	4.2	Cleveland, OH	2	$15.6M	100
Saikou Optics	2014	3.9	Orlando, FL	1	$3.5M	3
Murata Machinery	1989	4.1	Charlotte, NC	1	$87.0M	220
Dynapace Corp	-	3.5	Arlington Heights, IL	1	$3.1M	20
Silicon Valley Power	1896	3.4	Santa Clara, CA	1	$18.0M	198
Rofin - Sinar	1975	3.9	Plymouth, MI	1	$519.6M	2,126
HORIBA	1973	4.8	Irvine, CA	13	$1.3B	7,149
Universal Instruments	1919	3.9	Conklin, NY	2	$190.0M	425
Weiler Labeling Systems	1990	4.2	Moorestown, NJ	1	$14.3M	50
Makino	1922	4.1	Mason, OH	4	$280.0M	4,279
Precision Metrology	1980	3.7	Milwaukee, WI	1	$10.0M	50
Yushin America	1988	3.6	Cranston, RI	1	$8.5M	90
Clayton Industries	-	3.8	Birmingham, AL	1	$120.0M	500
Kinemetrics	1969	3.6	Pasadena, CA	1	$22.6M	50
Bell and Howell	1907	4.7	Durham, NC	1	$1.5B	3,000

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Pressco Technology salaries vs competitors

Among Pressco Technology competitors, employees at Silicon Valley Power earn the most with an average yearly salary of $78,946.

Compare Pressco Technology salaries vs competitors

Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Pressco Technology	$47,850	$23.00	-
Saikou Optics	$61,506	$29.57	-
Murata Machinery	$64,491	$31.01	-
Dynapace Corp	$47,525	$22.85	-
Silicon Valley Power	$78,946	$37.95	-
Rofin - Sinar	$72,079	$34.65	-

Compare Pressco Technology job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Pressco Technology	$71,613	$34.43
Silicon Valley Power	$104,994	$50.48
Rofin - Sinar	$75,126	$36.12
HORIBA	$73,166	$35.18
Clayton Industries	$72,415	$34.82
Dynapace Corp	$71,954	$34.59
Bell and Howell	$71,694	$34.47
Kinemetrics	$71,524	$34.39
Universal Instruments	$71,492	$34.37
Weiler Labeling Systems	$71,180	$34.22
Makino	$71,090	$34.18
Yushin America	$71,082	$34.17
Murata Machinery	$70,972	$34.12
Saikou Optics	$70,497	$33.89
Precision Metrology	$70,339	$33.82

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Pressco Technology demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Pressco Technology vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
HORIBA	72%	28%
Bell and Howell	77%	23%
Makino	78%	22%
Universal Instruments	83%	17%
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Compare race at Pressco Technology vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Bell and Howell	63%	13%	12%	8%	4%	9.7
HORIBA	58%	14%	10%	13%	5%	9.9
Makino	66%	10%	10%	10%	4%	8.2
Universal Instruments	60%	14%	12%	10%	4%	6.9

Pressco Technology and similar companies CEOs

CEOBio

Ramesh Ratan

Bell and Howell

Atsushi Horiba

HORIBA

Mandella James

Makino

Mandella James are a Chief Executive Officer at Makino.

Jean-Luc Pelissier

Universal Instruments

Jean Pelissier is a President & Chief Financial Officer at Universal Instruments Corporation.

Randy Clayton

Clayton Industries

Ogie Kuraica

Kinemetrics

Eric Sanford

Saikou Optics

Eric is a two-time Visual Effects Society nominated visual artist and programmer with over 20 years of experience in the technologies behind creating high-end feature film visual effects. Through this experience, Eric has developed a strong understanding of the creative and technical processes behind visual storytelling and film making of the highest caliber. Partnering with directors, production designers, art directors, producers, engineers and scientists to create the most enriched visual experience provides Eric with unique insight into the capabilities and constraints of the technologies they rely upon. As the Founder of Saikou Optics, Eric is driven to create the most disruptive technology to enter the entertainment community since the invention of the digital cinema camera. Prior to founding Saikou Optics, Eric held executive and supervisory roles at several companies including Magic Leap Inc, Sony Pictures Imageworks and Digital Domain. Previously, he founded and operated a 3D digitizing, reverse engineering and rapid prototyping company, The 3d Chop Shop, which enabled for greater practical and digital effects for the film industry for nearly a decade.

Olivier Lenormand

Silicon Valley Power

Olivier Lenormand is a Group Chief Executive Officer at Silicon Valley Power and is based in United States.