Key facts
- Listed location
Milford, Connecticut, USA
- Company type
- Custom Manufacturer
- Company size
- Small (10-50)
- Founded
- 1970
Company record
Interface Devices, Inc. designs and manufactures custom air‑driven pumps, valves, hydraulic accessories and boosters for a wide range of industrial applications. Its pump lineup includes air‑operated, booster, gas, high‑pressure, hydraulic, liquid, oil and vacuum models. Booster offerings comprise air compressors together with hydraulic, gas, nitrogen, oil, oxygen and reciprocating units. The company also provides an extensive array of hydraulic and pneumatic accessories such as accumulators, blanking plates, air and hydraulic filters, pressure reducers, pressure switches, vacuum equipment and robot control systems. Valve selections cover manual, cartridge, check, directional‑control, dump, hydraulic, leak‑proof, needle, pilot‑operated, poppet, relief, shut‑off, solenoid, spool and toggle types. Interface Devices’ hydraulic equipment is engineered for tasks that involve braking, calibrating, clamping, compacting, crimping, embossing, indexing, pressure testing, swaging, tensioning, torquing and work‑holding. The same hydraulic and pneumatic solutions are also suitable for air clamps, accumulator charging, paint‑ball guns, boost cylinders and
Listed capabilities
- Custom Engineered Vacuum Products
- Air Amplifiers
- Air Compressor Boosters
- Air Hydraulic Boosters
- Airport Ground Support Equipment & Supplies
- Booster Pumps
- Boosters
- Brake Power Boosters
- Dump Valves
- Electric Boosters
- Gas Boosters
- Hydraulic Boosters
- Liquid Oxygen Pumps
- Natural Gas Operated Pumps
- Nitrogen Boosters
- Oil Boosters
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