ELC Lighting invests in production equipment

The name ELC Lighting may not mean much to you, but if you have ever been to a concert, museum, theatre or football game, you can be sure that you have experiences their technology. The core business of the company are so-called DMX devices; which basically ensure that all types of lights and special effects communicate with each other to synchronize colour profiles and movements with music. Made in Holland Handling all development and production in-house has been part of the company's success story for more than a decade, a press release states. To continue to manage their electronics production efficiently, ELC Lighting has invested in the latest Essemtec Puma4 Pick & Place machine and the Cubus Automatic Component Storage system. “ELC has been a customer of Smd-Tec and Essemtec for more than a decade, and we continue to evolve and invest in the latest technology”, says Joost van Eenbergen, owner of ELC Lighting. “This recent investment elevates our production capabilities and assures us of a fast, high-quality and efficient production of our devices.” The collaboration between Smd-Tec and ELC Lighting started more than 10 years ago, when ELC Lighting decided it wanted to be independent of external suppliers and take control of its production. "I remember my first meeting with Joost very well", says Tom Van Tongelen, owner of Smd-Tec. "We immediately made a click and understood very well that the right choice of machines was vital for the growth of the company." “Smd-Tec immediately saw our needs and took our wishes and concerns seriously. Partly due to their hands-on experience in electronics production, there was immediate mutual trust and respect for each other”, adds Joost van Eenbergen.