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Reuter-Stokes

Twinsburg, OH, United StatesFounded 1956Industry

Reuter-Stokes makes neutron and gamma detectors used in nuclear security. CBRNE-relevant work is a notable product line according to its website.

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Reuter-Stokes is a Twinsburg, Ohio radiation sensor manufacturer founded in 1956, known for gamma and neutron detectors used in nuclear, oil and gas and industrial applications. GE acquired it in 1984, and it then moved with GE's sensing businesses into Baker Hughes.

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In June 2025 Baker Hughes agreed to sell its Precision Sensors and Instrumentation product line, which includes Reuter-Stokes, to Crane Company for about 1.15 billion dollars. Crane NXT is a separate Crane technology business spun off in April 2023 and was not the acquirer.

Whether the sale has closed was not checked.

Ownership

Sold by Baker Hughes to Crane Company (announced 9 June 2025, about 1.15 billion dollars, with the Precision Sensors and Instrumentation line)

Parent: Crane Company (acquired from Baker Hughes, completed 1 Jan 2026) (checked)

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  • Handheld and portal monitor products: not confirmed.
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What does Reuter-Stokes do?

Reuter-Stokes makes neutron and gamma detectors used in nuclear security. CBRNE-relevant work is a notable product line according to its website.

Where is Reuter-Stokes based?

HQ (as found): Twinsburg, OH. HQ country: US.

Who owns Reuter-Stokes?

Sold by Baker Hughes to Crane Company (announced 9 June 2025, about 1.15 billion dollars, with the Precision Sensors and Instrumentation line). Parent: Crane Company (acquired from Baker Hughes, completed 1 Jan 2026) (checked)

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