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Sakor Celebrates 35th Anniversary
Sakor Technologies has grown from a two-person firm writing software to a manufacturer of its own control systems.

Sakor's accelerating sales growth over the past decade created a need for expanded facilities, and Sakor moved to a larger facility in Owosso, Michigan, years ago.
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Sakor Technologies, Inc., a manufacturer of high-performance dynamometer systems, is celebrating its 35th anniversary in business. The company has grown from a two-person firm writing real-time software for other companies’ test systems to an industry leader developing and manufacturing its own control systems and sophisticated testing products.
Sakor products are serving a variety of major markets and industries, including automotive and performance racing, hybrid/electric vehicle, military, and aerospace, as well as marine, heavy equipment, electric motor/generator, and consumer appliances. Future plans over the next five years include expanding the company’s exports of technology for testing hybrid and electric vehicle drivetrains, electric motor efficiency, and wind power generation systems.
Sakor is also planning on expanding its product offerings, including releasing an update to its powerful DynoLAB data acquisition and control system.
The company’s accelerating sales growth over the past decade created a need for expanded facilities, and Sakor moved to a larger facility in Owosso, Michigan, years ago. The 20,000 square-foot facility consolidates the company’s administrative, engineering, and manufacturing operations in a building that formerly housed Baker College’s Auto/Diesel Institute of Michigan. It accommodates on-site manufacturing of larger more sophisticated projects.
Randal Beattie, president of Sakor emphasized that the success of the company over the past 35 years is due to its core values – building durable products that last and designing systems that work the very best for customers’ needs.
“We do the math upfront, making sure we have things right, rather than trying to figure out if there are errors later in the process. We have a passion for partnering with our customers, working to develop a system that meets their specific requirements,” she said.
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