Syntech Systems - FUELMASTER Revenue and Competitors

Syntech Systems, Inc. is an engineering design company, based in Tallahassee, Florida. As an innovator and early pioneer of electronic fuel management system development, we have the experience, proven product reliability and unequaled product support to best meet the needs for a dependable state-of-the-art fuel management system. \r\nFollowing a successful product design and development in the mid to late 1970s, we began providing the U.S. Department of Defense with fuel management systems in 1980. In response to that success, commercial sales began in 1989 with North Carolina Department of Transportation being our first significant customer. Since then, we have had success across many industries, and our FuelMaster product line is the only system accepted by all military branches of the Department of Defense. \r\nOur Engineering Department performs all product research and development of products on site, made up of a staff of 50 electrical, software and mechanical engineers, as well as Computer Science and MIS graduates. They design all printed circuit board electronics, chassis and other mechanical assemblies, power subsystems, embedded software for all our hardware devices, and a variety of Graphical User Interface (GUI) oriented systems for use on Microsoft Windows, Windows CE for the Syntech APOSD, Linux and the web. This diverse staff also includes a Test Engineering group, which assures that all items developed meet or exceed Syntech standards for quality and reliability. Research and Development is the focus of the majority of our engineers, thus placing our organization at the forefront of the electronic fuel management industry.\r\nWe pride ourselves on the fact that every unit is designed, built by hand, and supported under one roof in our headquarters. From our manufacturing and quality assurance departments to our large engineering and customer support staff, maintaining our customers’ satisfaction has always been and will always be our foremost priority.