Teamex Corp

Funai digital products define visual entertainment. Funai Corporation is a North American sales and marketing company for consumer electronic products manufactured by its parent company, Funai Electric. The company s products include televisions, LCD and plasma display televisions, dual deck DVD recorders and VCRs. It markets its products under the Sylvania, Symphonic, Funai and Emerson brand names. The company is also environmentally aware and encourages patrons to recycle or redistribute their used televisions and electronic equipment. Wal-Mart recently awarded Funai with their Supplier of the Year award for aiding in the growth of Wal-Mart business and developing quality products. Established in 1977, Funai Corporation has offices in Teterboro, N.J. and Torrance, Calif.

All Shore Industries, based in Staten Island, NY, is a leading provider of electronics manufacturing services and LCD, TFT, and OLED displays. With their state-of-the-art facilities in Asia and US engineering expertise, they offer a wide range of products including full-color touch panels, power supplies, keypads, and membrane switches. Their commitment to superior quality and flexibility in product development makes them a trusted partner for various industries seeking high-tech solutions. With over four decades of experience, All Shore Industries has established itself as a reliable and innovative contract manufacturer. Their comprehensive range of services includes electronics assembly, mechanical and electro-mechanical assembly, and LCD, TFT, and OLED display manufacturing. By combining cutting-edge manufacturing facilities in Asia with US engineering capabilities, they ensure the highest quality products at competitive prices. Whether it's supplementing OEM's engineering capabilities or working from completed designs, All Shore Industries is dedicated to delivering top-notch solutions that meet and exceed customer specifications.Generated from the website

Amphenol Nexus Technologies was founded in 1961 by William H. Flanagan and Randolph K. Byers to perfect the design and manufacture of superior quality audio plugs, jacks and MIL-S-8805/3 push-button switches. In 1998 Mr. Byers retired and Fred Farahani acquired shares in Nexus, Inc. and became a partner with Mr. Flanagan. With Fred’s new direction in sales and development, the product base expanded to include a miniature line of connectors. In 2008, Amphenol purchased Nexus, Inc. and formed Amphenol Nexus Technologies offering worldwide sales support, while still maintaining Nexus’ strong commitment to customer support and development. Since 1961, Amphenol Nexus Technologies connectors have become the standard in military and commercial communication headset markets.