About Electrochemical Devices, Inc.
Products
Electrochemical Devices, Inc. (EDI) was founded in 1986 and specializes in the design and manufacture of a variety of products for monitoring and controlling corrosion. Our primary expertise is permanent reference electrodes used for continuously monitoring the potential of a structure. Changes in potential readings alert the user to possible corrosion problems. EDI reference electrodes are designed for easy installation and have the longest service lives in the industry.
EDI offers other specialty products that satisfy unique service requirements. Included are impressed current anodes - linear distributed, probe type and low profile - as well as a unique low output constant current rectifier/anode package. In addition, we develop custom products to meet the requirements of a particular application. We maintain an active new products development program which has resulted in the commercial introduction of several products which are unique to the cathodic protection industry.
Key Personnel
Frank Ansuini:
Frank is a co-founder and Technical Director of Electrochemical Devices, Inc. He has a BSc from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and an MSc from New York University. Prior to EDI, he was involved with alloy and products development for International Nickel Company and Kennecott Copper Company. Frank has been very active in NACE, having gone through the chairs of the Greater Boston Section and has chaired the NACE Publications Committee. From 2002 through 2005 Frank served as a NACE Director representing the Professional Activities Group (Publications, Education and Certification activities).
John Olson:
John is a co-founder and Marketing Director of Electrochemical Devices, Inc. He has a BS Mgt Eng. from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and an MBA from Boston University. His previous experience includes being General Manager for Anomet Products, Inc. with full responsibility for impressed current anode materials. John is active in the NACE New England section having served as Chair and Trustee. John has also chaired the organizing committee of the Northeast Corrosion Conference which is held every January in Springfield, MA.