About Us


Scanivalve leads the world in intelligent pressure and temperature measurement instrumentation. We have achieved this by providing each customer with attention, innovation, and quality equipment to solve their specific needs. Our worldwide team is waiting to help you, too. Find out all about us here.

MAIN LOCATION

Scanivalve Corporation
1722 North Madson St
Liberty Lake, Washington, 99019

We can be reached at:
Main Phone: 1 (509) 891-9970
Toll Free: 1 (800) 935-5151
Fax: 1 (509) 891-9481
Email: scanco@scanivalve.com

For those who are visiting Scanivalve, we have corporate rates at both the Quality Inn Valley Suites Hotel and the Oxford Suites Hotel. These Hotels are centrally located with many restaurants nearby. A free breakfast is included in the rate, plus the use of exercise/fitness facilities

For general directions, see the options below:

Spokane Airport to Scanivalve

Approximate Distance: 21.2 miles
Approximate Travel Time: 26 minutes

Driving directions:
Exit the airport east on W. Airport Dr. by turning right (0.2 miles)
Take the US-2 East ramp (0.3 miles)
Merge onto US-2 East (0.9 miles)
Take the I-90 East exit (0.5 miles)
Merge onto I-90 East/US-395 North (2.9 miles)
Merge onto I-90 East to the Liberty Lake/Otis Orchards exit #296 (16 miles)
Go straight through the stoplight and turn right on N. Madson Street (North Madson Street is the 3rd stoplight) (0.4 miles)

Spokane Airport – Quality Inn Valley Suites Hotel – Scanivalve

Quality Inn Valley Suites Hotel:
Address: E. 8923 Mission Ave
Tel: 509-928-5218
Fax: 509-928-5211

Directions from Spokane Airport to Quality Inn Valley Suites

Approximate Distance: 12 miles
Approximate Travel Time: 14 minutes

Exit the airport eastbound on W. Airport Dr. by turning right (0.2 miles)
Take the US-2 East ramp (0.3 miles)
Merge onto US-2 East (0.9 miles)
Take the I-90 East exit (0.5 miles)
Merge onto I-90 E/US-2 E/US-395 N (2.9 miles)
Stay on I-90 East to the Argonne Rd exit #287 (7 miles)
Turn right (south) on Argonne Rd to Mission Ave (0.1 miles)
Turn right on Mission Ave (Hotel is on right side) (0.1 miles)

From Quality Inn Valley Suites Hotel to Scanivalve Headquarters:

Distance: 10.2 miles
Approximate travel time: 12 minutes

From the hotel parking lot
Turn left, heading East on East Mission Ave (0.1 miles)
Turn left at stoplight on N. Mullan Rd (0.1 miles)
Merge onto I-90 East to the Liberty Lake/Otis Orchards exit #296 (9 miles)
Go straight through the stoplight
Turn right on N. Madson Street (0.4 miles) (N. Madson Street is the 3rd stoplight)
Turn left into Scanivalve parking lot (0.2 miles)

Scanivalve Airport – Oxford Suites Hotel – Scanivalve

Oxford Suites Hotel:
Address: 15015 E. Indiana Ave
Tel: 509-847-1000

From Spokane Airport to Oxford Suites Hotel:

Distance: 16 miles
Approximate travel time: 16 minutes

Exit the airport eastbound on W. Airport Dr by turning right (0.2 miles)
Take the US-2 East ramp (0.3 miles)
Merge onto US-2 East (0.9 miles)
Take the I-90 East exit (0.5 miles)
Merge onto I-90 E/US-2 E/US-395 N (2.9 miles)
Stay on I-90 East to the N. Sullivan Road Exit #291
Turn left on N. Sullivan Road
Turn left on E. Indiana Ave (Hotel is on the right side)

From Oxford Suites Hotel to Scanivalve Headquarters:

Distance: 6.1miles
Approximate travel time: 10 minutes

From the hotel parking lot turn left on E. Indiana Ave
Turn right on N. Sullivan Rd (0.2 miles)
Merge onto I-90 East to the Liberty Lake/Otis Orchards exit #296 (7 miles)
Go straight through the stoplight
Turn right on N. Madson Street (0.4 miles) (N. Madson Street is the 3rd stoplight)
Turn left into Scanivalve parking lot (0.2 miles)

It all began with our founder, JC Pemberton, working at the Boeing wind tunnel in Seattle, Washington. His development of a mechanical scanning valve that multiplexed many pressure signals into one transducer revolutionized the data acquisition of pressure measurement. At the same time, electrical strain gauge transducers were being introduced. Shortly after the initial mechanical “Scanivalve,” JC left Boeing and founded Scanivalve Corporation in 1955. News of the mechanical “Scanivalve” spread quickly throughout the wind tunnel industry, finding it’s way into the ears of other industries. Soon, these mechanical pressure measurement devices were being used in gas turbine and process control industry, expanding and establishing the Scanivalve name and reputation.

In the following years, besides pressure scanners, Scanivalve developed a comprehensive product line of more than 3000 items for facilitating easy pressure & pneumatic connections. These include small diameter plastic tubing and steel tubulations (.031 inch to .125 inch), as well as a wide selection of pneumatic manifolds and connectors.

In the 1970’s, Scanivalve developed the combination of calibration valving applied to individual miniature silicon sensors. The concept allowed computer correction of temperature errors inherent in these small silicon pressure sensors. Measurements of the individual sensors were now multiplexed electronically rather than mechanically, thus allowing faster sampling rates. They became known as ZOC pressure scanners (Zero, Operate & Calibrate).

In 1982 JC Pemberton sold the company to his sons, Addison and Jim. Shortly afterwards, the PC came onto the industrial scene. Scanivalve developed the Hyscan2000 pressure measurement system to stay in the forefront of technology. The Hyscan2000 was a PC-based pressure data acquisition system capable of sampling pressures up to 100,000 channels per second.

Scanivalve’s innovative engineering and sales team looked forward and saw Ethernet becoming one of the dominant communication busses for physical measurement. In 1995, Scanivalve relocated to a brand new manufacturing/headquarters facility located in Liberty Lake (Spokane), Washington. That same year we introduced our first Ethernet TCP/IP intelligent 16 channel pressure measurement system. The model DSA3000 series incorporated not only 16 pressure sensors but also an A/D, microprocessor, and auto calibration valving to allow for EU data output.

The model DTS3250 Digital Thermocouple Scanner was a natural spinoff with our technology. With this model, introduced in 2001, a user could measure both pressure and temperature quickly, accurately, and on the same LAN.

As the pace of technology has quickened, Scanivalve has kept pace. In 2002, a miniature pressure measurement system that is low cost and easy to use was introduced. It communicated USB and was called the RAD3200 Remote A/D. As the decade continued this product was upgraded in 2009 into the ERAD4000 Remote A/D with an Ethernet 100baseT network connection, thus eliminating the USB cable.

These successive new intelligent products have established Scanivalve as a highly innovative company solving industry problems, and leading to the addition of products such as the MPS4000 series, DSM series, and many more. Scanivalve continues with strong innovation and engineering to continue to improve the world of multi-channel measurement instrumentation. They have helped broaden the industry applications for Scanivalve beyond just aerospace to include the power industry, all turbomachinery testing, factory automation, and process control.

Scanivalve’s quality commitment extends from management to the shop floor. Our design and manufacturing teams are dedicated to producing the best solutions for your specific needs. As part of our effort, Scanivalve Corporation is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and conforms to quality standard ANSI Z540.1. Scanivalve equipment meets the EC European Community standards for EMI, EMS, and ESD (EC1000-4-2, EC1000-4-3, EC1000-4-5)

Scanivalve’s mission is to be the world leader in the manufacture of physical measurement equipment. We shall continue to provide innovative, state-of-the-art measurement solutions to our customers. Our goal is total customer satisfaction and confidence in our goods and services.

Quality Policy
Scanivalve is committed to meeting customer requirements and enhancing customer satisfaction through continual improvement of its products, services, and the quality management system.

Scanivalve ISO Certificate

Scanivalve has distributors in many countries throughout the world. Please feel free to contact the distributor for your country. If there is no distributor listed for your country please contact Scanivalve US headquarters for any assistance.

Click here to view our complete list of distributors!

Below is a list of partners that provide interfaces with Scanivalve’s products, and have the capabilities to customize drivers for our products.

Partner Links

  • MDS Aero Systems
    MDS designs and builds highly complex multi-million-dollar gas turbine engine test facilities all over the world. MDS has worked to incorporate the DTS4050 and DSA5000 into their systems and facilities. Scanivalve worked directly with MDS to integrate the DSA5000 iDDS modules into the nxDAS system.

Scanivalve Corporation employs an innovative and experienced staff of engineers and technicians responsible for the development, production, and support of all Scanivalve products. Our sales and application engineers are ready and eager to come up with practical solutions for your pressure and temperature measurement applications. Besides possessing strong Scanivalve product knowledge, they have decades of industry application experience.

Our production and quality team manufactures our products to the highest standards, using state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques and equipment. Since we manufacture our equipment in our own factory, our production team is ideally situated to turn our designs for you into practical reality.