We make life more comfortable

For first responders that keep our communities safe

We make life more comfortable

For researchers on the frontlines of disease and treatment

We make life more comfortable

For firefighters who bravely put their lives on the line

We make life more comfortable

For heroes at home and abroad

We make life more comfortable

For explorers in the most extreme of environments

We make life more comfortable

For everyday living in a busy world

Experience Comfort and Security at Every Degree

Thermetrics protects everyday heroes and explorers from extreme hot and cold conditions, wherever life takes them.

 

Our industry-leading biophysical testing instruments allow us to simulate environments of any temperature and provide precise, repeatable data for optimal thermal comfort.

 

By developing and testing products that withstand the world’s most extreme conditions, we make life more comfortable.

 

Experience the multiple dimensions of Thermetrics test instruments on our Testing Continuums:

 

Thermal Protection Continuum

 

Thermal and Moisture Management Continuum 

Thermal Measurement Tech at a Human Level

Whether you’re creating garments for a firefighter courageously rushing into a blazing building, an intrepid explorer pioneering new heights, or a runner pushing for a new PR, your products need to meet and exceed consumer expectations.

 

Our industry-leading thermal measuring instruments and product development expertise enables you to:

  1. Test your hypotheses
  2. Perfect your product
  3. Excel in your industry

By using science, we ensure human comfort and safety in all types of environments. Whether hot, cold, or even contaminated, we’ve got you covered.

 

Get the answers you need from testing equipment you can trust.

Attending International Conference on Environmental Systems (ICES)

The dark side of the moon can drop below -300°F. For reference, the coldest inhabited place on Earth (Oymyakon) “only” has an average winter temperature of -58°F. Environmental conditions in space are no picnic for the human body! 🥶🥶🥶
 
We’re excited to be attending ICES next week, which will focus on all things environmental systems for humans in space. The conference is especially exciting for us at Thermetrics, because NASA has been using one of our hand manikins to conduct performance testing on astronaut gloves for the Artemis missions. Check out this blog post for more details on this work.
 
Please email Director of Business Development, Kevin Bengston,  if you’re interested in setting up a time to chat and talk all things textiles, manikins, and more. 

A plastic mannequin hand in a box surrounded by wires, metal, and what looks like aluminum foil.