
By the time one of our converters reaches production, it has already passed through the hands of the people who designed, programmed and tested it. We have worked this way since 1979. Design, firmware, production and testing always go through our workshop.
Doing everything in-house has one practical consequence: a single point of contact. Revisions do not bounce between three suppliers, lead times stay under our control, and support comes from the same workshop where the board was designed.
When a job cannot be done in-house, such as an enclosure or a polycarbonate keypad, we still take care of it. We choose the supplier and we answer for the result. For the customer, nothing changes.
We believe in the right to repair, and we act on it. We still repair boards that left this workshop many years ago, including models long out of production. Promises about the future don’t count for much, so custom projects are delivered together with their documentation. The board will stay repairable, with or without us.
