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Varitron Ups its Ante with Cogiscan
Bromont, Quebec, Canada — Cogis- can Inc., a provider of track, trace and control solutions for the electron- ics manufacturing industry, has re- newed its corporate agreement with
securing a third new customer. In ad- dition, the types of customers that re- quire traceability tend to be more stable and more profitable, which means that this investment con-
Expanded production line uses the Cogiscan traceability system.
Varitron. As part of this agreement, Varitron will expand the use of the Cogiscan traceability system to its new plant in Hudson, NH. Starting with Cogiscan in 2011,
Varitron originally focused on imple- menting a factory-wide traceability solution at its St. Hubert facility. This was a strategic investment to attract and secure new customer con- tracts that required this technology. As a direct result of this investment, the company acquired two new cus- tomers resulting in a 33 percent in- crease in revenues. The traceability capability also played a major role in
tributed both to the top and bottom line. The additional business eventu- ally led Varitron to acquire a new site in Hudson, NH and the first in- vestment that the company is mak- ing at this new facility is the Cogis- can traceability system, secure in the knowledge that it will be the most important factor to bring in new
business. Contact: Cogiscan Inc., 28-8 Air-
port Blvd., Bromont, Quebec, Cana- da J2L 1S6 % 877-534-2644 or 450-534-2644 fax: 450-534-0092 E-mail:
info@cogiscan.com Web:
www.cogiscan.com
Ephesus and Libra Partner to Relight Super Bowl Stadium
Mentor, OH — Libra Industries, a privately held electronics manufac- turing services (EMS) provider, and its customer, Ephesus Lighting, Inc.
63,400-seat stadium, which is ex- pandable to seat 72,200 fans, is owned by the Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority (AZSTA) and op-
University stadium relighted with new LED fixtures.
partnered to install high-perform- ance LED stadium lights for the 2015 Super Bowl at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, AZ. Ephesus Lighting, a specialist in pro- viding LED lighting solutions for sports facilities, partnered with Libra Industries for its assembly and test services to complete the project. The University of Phoenix Sta-
dium, with its retractable roof and field, is unlike any other stadium in North America, and is described as a marvel of design, engineering, and technology. This multi-purpose facil- ity, which opened on August 1, 2006, previously hosted Super Bowl XLII in 2008, two BCS National Champi- onship Games (2007 & 2011), the an- nual Fiesta Bowl, and numerous in- ternational soccer matches. The
erated by Global Spectrum. Stadium officials said that they
were excited to replace the metal halide fixtures with state-of-the-art Ephesus LED lighting fixtures and demonstrating the benefits of LED technology to a global audience. Ephesus was selected after
careful consideration of all the other available options. It was expected that this solution would improve lighting for the athletes, fans and broadcasters, all while reducing en- ergy consumption and eliminating conventional sports lighting mainte-
nance expense. Contact: Libra Industries, 7770
Division Drive, Mentor, OH 44060 % 800-825-1674 or 440-974-7770
E-mail:
Sales@LibraInd.com Web:
www.LibraInd.com
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