“ We want to stay ahead of our customers’ needs and these new initiatives help make us the kind of company that can do that ,” says VP of Operations, Ruben Macias . The plant expansion is part of the company’s ongoing strategy to develop a process capable of adapting to rapidly changing technology and economic conditions. “ To be competitive in the 21st century, we have to be very good at change ,” says company President Dave Cianciulli . He adds, “ Our expansion is just one more step as we continue to evolve to meet new demands .’
DC Electronics will use the additional space to create a new, state-of-the-art ESD, (Electro Static Discharge) and testing area. It will also increase capacity by adding an additional four manufacturing cells. The build-out follows a successful initiative to apply high-level systems to its San Jose manufacturing facility. All production lines are ISO 9100:2008, AS9100B registered and UL/CSA safety approved. The company has also installed advanced IT and data management systems to ensure real time quality and on-time delivery tracking.
About DC Electronics
DC Electronics provides custom cable manufacturing and engineering for aerospace, agriculture, construction, industrial manufacturing, medical, military, nuclear, semiconductor, telecom, transportation, underwater and photovoltaic industries.
The company operates in a 42,500 sq.ft. facility in San Jose, California, and employs 220. DCE’s state-of-the-art facility features a fully equipped machine shop that produces custom molds on demand. Tooling capabilities combined with five, 30-85-ton molding presses allow DC Electronics to meet injection molding demand worldwide.
Founded in 1979 by former Hughes Aircraft executive, David Cianciulli, Sr., and now run by David Cianciulli, Jr., this family-owned company has a stellar reputation for innovation, consistent high quality, and top-level service for demanding customers.
[mappress] Source: dcelectronics, April 20, 2011;