ELATEC Inc. is pleased to announce that shipments of its RFID readers produced at the company’s new Palm City, Florida facilities have now begun.

ELATEC Inc.’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Paul Massey and Business Operations Manager, Yecica Gonzalez have led the efforts to stand up the production capabilities planned to more than double in volume by early 2021.

ELATEC RFID readers

While the COVID-19 virus has been disruptive throughout most of 2020, it has not slowed ELATEC’s global plans, including the opening of the new office and production facility in Palm City this past August and the hiring of additional staff for these expanded capabilities.

Producing readers in the US enables us to provide additional flexibility and increase our overall value to our customers. And being closer to customers shortens delivery and further enhances our responsiveness,” said Paul Massey, ELATEC Inc. Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

Stable supply chain

Paul adds, “This additional production capacity will also enable us to ensure a stable supply chain for customers in the Americas as demand increases.” Until now, ELATEC readers have been produced solely at the company’s Puchheim, Germany global headquarters.

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