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Lumex, Inc. is a leading designer, manufacturer and supplier of Opto and Photo-electronic components and
displays. These are parts that emit and sense visible or near infra-red light for status indicators, displays and the
detection of motion and short range signalling.
Over 8,000 items have been designed with a heavy emphasis on custom or application specific designs for the North American,
European and Asian Pacific markets.
Lumex offers products that utilize solid-state and liquid crystal technologies to meet your design needs.
Over 2,000 customers, from large to small, use Lumex products to enhance their "Man to Machine User Interface" and/or
detect motion and near range signals. Companies like Siemens, Thompson, AT&T, Motorola and IBM are long established
Lumex customers.
Lumex, Inc. is headquartered in Palatine, Illinois, where product design, manufacturing engineering, corporate quality
control, North American marketing, and some product assembly are performed. Lumex has a major operation center in Chudong,
Hsin Chu, Taiwan, R.O.C. for all of Asia. Lumex's manufacturing sites are located in U.S.A., Taiwan and China. Distributors
cover all of the U.S., Asian, and European countries.
Lumex started operation in March of 1980. The founding team had collectively over 50 years of experience in the highly
specialized opto-electronics field. Its present focus on solid state technology was established in 1986.
From the very first day of operation, Lumex was structured as a worldwide participant in order to integrate global volumes
and have access to the best raw materials and equipment along with the skills required for efficient and effective
manufacturing.
Lumex has grown in an orderly fashion without any outside lending or publicly traded equity. Growth rates have ranged
from 15-40% per year. This structure serves the fast changing environment of opto electronics, where agility, flexibility
and quick turn-around are needed.