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Matrix Design, LLC Breaks Ground on New 50,000 Sq. Ft. Manufacturing Facility
New plant significantly increases existing manufacturing space for expected growth and provides single location for all employees to increase efficiency
South Elgin, IL - Matrix Design, LLC announced today it celebrated on May 8th the start of construction on their new facility to be located at 1361 Schiferl Road, Bartlett, Illinois, about 10 minutes east of South Elgin. With the completion date of November 2017, Matrix is looking forward to moving from their two locations into this 50,000 sq. ft. facility designed for their specific needs. The leaders at Matrix kicked off the groundbreaking ceremony with traditional golden shovels in hand.
"We are excited to bring all our employees together under one roof. The additional 15,000 sq. ft. will support our steady growth ensuring we have the resources needed for our growing customer base," said Patrick Bertsche, president of Matrix Design, LLC.
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The company expects the construction to be completed by November 28, 2017, and anticipates a move in date by the end of December 2017.
About Matrix Design
Matrix works closely with end users to develop, build, and install robotic automation systems. Specializing in machine tending, deburring, and a range of material handling systems, Matrix has built a reputation for designing and delivering the most optimal and robust industrial automation systems to manufacturers worldwide.
Matrix Design, LLC
Since 1986 MATRIX VISION, with over 110 employees, has been an innovative and trustworthy partner in the machine vision market for customers all over the world. Based on many years of experience as a vision pioneer, we shape the future of industrial machine vision as an active member of the standardization bodies for GigE Vision, USB3 Vision, and GeniCam. MATRIX VISION is well-known for its broad and diverse range of industrial cameras, intelligent cameras, embedded solutions, and software. Customized solutions are also developed for special requirements, ranging from the individual component to the complete functional unit. Thanks to the affiliation with the Balluff family, our customers benefit from a global sales and support network and in particular from the synergies of both companies. The cameras are used for the quality inspection in production at high speed and with high information density as well as in non-manufacturing industries.
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Since 1986 MATRIX VISION, with over 110 employees, has been an innovative and trustworthy partner in the machine vision market for customers all over the world. Based on many years of experience as a vision pioneer, we shape the future of industrial machine vision as an active member of the standardization bodies for GigE Vision, USB3 Vision, and GeniCam. MATRIX VISION is well-known for its broad and diverse range of industrial cameras, intelligent cameras, embedded solutions, and software. Customized solutions are also developed for special requirements, ranging from the individual component to the complete functional unit. Thanks to the affiliation with the Balluff family, our customers benefit from a global sales and support network and in particular from the synergies of both companies. The cameras are used for the quality inspection in production at high speed and with high information density as well as in non-manufacturing industries.
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