About EMC

Electro-Mech Components, Inc. (EMC) specializes in the design and manufacture of illuminated pushbutton switches, indicator lights, and multi-switch interlocking assemblies. The company's switches are found in a wide variety of applications and industries, from video gaming machines to aircraft cockpits.

The company manufactures a wide variety of standard off-the-shelf pushbutton switch configurations in several shapes, functions, and lens colors, as well as high-end industrial-grade switches that offer up to six discrete circuits and are water-tight, shock-proof and vibration-proof.

The company has also developed and manufactured numerous custom products, designed to meet very exacting requirements. EMC's custom switch design capabilities include:

• Floor-mounted panic switch for auto alarm systems
• Combination potentiometer+switches for audio control
• Flush-mounted panel switches for tamper-proof applications
• Bi-colored LED switch for communications via display
• Aircraft passenger switches for reading lamp and attendant call

Electro-Mech also offers custom display and lighting options for all of its switches and indicators. Product features include:

• Engraved lenses
• Photo positive and negative legend film
• Hidden legends
• NVIS-compatible lenses

AS9100 Certification - 08/11/2008

Electro-Mech Components, Inc. has achieved AS9100:2004 certification of its Quality Management System.

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The Company
Electro-Mech Components, Inc. was founded in 1963 and is headquartered in South El Monte, California, 15 miles east of downtown Los Angeles. In 1966 the company opened a dedicated manufacturing facility in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, to manufacture its products, and since 1976, EMC has operated manufacturing facilities in Tijuana for other U.S. companies, including GM/Hughes Aircraft and Daneher Joslyn Sunbank Electronics. These "shelter" manufacturing facilities offer Electro-Mech's expertise in doing business in Mexico, handling all administrative functions and allowing the U.S. customer(s) to concentrate on production and quality control.

In May of 1997, Electro-Mech acquired the switchlight product line from Pollak Transportation Electronics Division (T.E.D.). This product line was also formerly known as Pendar Switchline, Clare Pendar Switchline, and General Instruments (GI) Switchline. The acquisition has strengthened EMC's position in the avionics and aircraft switch industry, both in the cockpit and passenger seating unit (PSU).