Our Mission
The mission of CEL is to serve our customers with the highest level of customer satisfaction, providing competitive prices and products developed and delivered on time by our innovative, and empowered workforce.
Advanced Technologies Group
Cleveland Electric Laboratories Advanced Technologies Group has proudly served our customers since 2004. CEL provides top-quality products, excellent customer service and exceptional attention to critical details that our customers require and have come to trust. From our turbine engine test instrumentation to our state-of-the-art FiberStrike offerings, all of our products and services are delivered with customer requirements and success in mind, and our utmost attention paid to quality, efficiency, and integrity in every step of the process.
We take your trust and confidence in CEL very seriously. Understanding that our products are central to the accuracy of your critical sensing measurements, we are committed to meeting your specific requirements and standards.
Our History
1920
Cleveland Electric Laboratories (CEL) founded to provide repair service of electric meters for railroad and Cleveland industries
1954
Frederick J. Lieske, an employee of CEL for 12 years, became owner and President
1981
Jack Lieske appointed President
1986
New Twinsburg Facility
2000
Received ISO 9001 Registration
2002
Achieved A2LA Accredited for Calibration Services ISO/IEC 17025
2004
Added the Advanced Technologies Group (ATG) facility opened in Tempe, AZ
2013
Patented Fiber Optic Rotation Position Sensory
2013
Patented the Active Surge Control
2013
Patented the Brainy Bolt Smart Fastener
2014
Patented the FiberStrike Fiber Optic Switch
2014
Position Sensor using Fiber Bragg Gratings to measure Axial and Rotational Movement
2015
Patented the FiberStrike Mass Sensing Pedestrian Platform
2016
Patented the Sagnac Interferometer Event Sensing and Locating Device
2016
Developed the Acoustic Transducer Apparatus and Method of use
2016
Designed & Developed the Thermocouple Transition Body
2024
Scott Puhalsky appointed President