laurel lcd module factory manufacturer

Established in 2001 by a group of experienced R&D engineers in the LCD industries, Laurel Electronics Ltd. is recognized as one of most progressive companies in design and manufacturing small-to-medium size LCD modules in mainland China.

Backed up by our rigid quality management system, innovative products designs and well-equipped production facilities, we can provide comprehensive, cost-effective and high quality value-added service to customers. Laurel offers broad range of standard and custom-designed modules, character to graphic, COB, COG and TAB, and various backlighting systems. The applications range from instruments, process control, consumer, medical, POS to communications. View Details

Established in 2001 by a group of experienced R&D engineers in the LCD industries, Laurel Electronics Ltd. is recognized as one of most progressive companies in design and manufacturing small-to-medium size LCD modules in mainland China.

Backed up by our rigid quality management system, innovative products designs and well-equipped production facilities, we can provide comprehensive, cost-effective and high quality value-added service to customers. Laurel offers broad range of standard and custom-designed modules, character to graphic, COB, COG and TAB, and various backlighting systems. The applications range from instruments, process control, consumer, medical, POS to communications.

Since its founding, Laurel has held the principles of "Collaboration", "Innovation", "Quality" as our business philosophy. In the future, Laurel will also strive to satisfy customers" needs and add value to customers.

Laurel programmable transmitters, digital panel meters, electronic counters, industrial timers, and large digit displays set the standard of the industry with technical features and performance.

Laurel programmable transmitters, digital panel meters, electronic counters, industrial timers, bar graph meters, and large digit displays set the standard of the industry with technical features and performance.

Laurel Electronics specializes in solving challenging industrial measurement and control problems. If it can be done with a programmable digital panel meter, controller, counter, timer or transmitter, chances are that Laurel will come up with a cost-effective solution -- so give us a call. Our products are sold and supported by qualified measurement and control systems distributors.

The Laurel Electronics MAGNA Series Large Digit Displays feature viewing distances up to 320 feet (100 m) which are achieved with oversize digits. A rule of thumb is that viewing distance in feet is 40 times digit height in inches, or in metric terms, that viewing distance in meters is digit height in millimeters divided by 2.

The Laurel Lamp Manufacturing Company Inc. (often referred to as the Laurel Lamp Company or Laurel) was an American manufacturer of lamps and home furnishings based in Newark, New Jersey from 1946 to 1981.

Laurel was known for its original mid-century modern lamp designs and other home furnishings in traditional, contemporary, and post-modern styles.Pierre Cardin, Bijan of California and the House of Salviati in Murano, Italy.

The history of the Laurel Lamp Company begins with Max Weiss, a Polish tinsmith who immigrated to the United States in the early 20th century. In 1913, Weiss and his uncle, Aaron Habacht, formed a lamp company called, Habacht and Weiss, selling oil lamps, gas ceiling fixtures and coach lanterns. When electricity became more widely available in homes, Habacht and Weiss began shifting production to portable electric lamps and changed the name of the company to the Sunset Lighting Fixture Company. In 1924, the Sunset Lighting Fixture Company merged with The Mutual Lamp Manufacturing Company to create the Mutual-Sunset Lamp Manufacturing Company.

Laurel’s corporate status was revoked in 1981. In 1983, Westwood Lighting Group purchased the remainder of Laurel’s assets before folding the brand into Westwood’s existing product line.

Many of Laurel’s designs were original concepts created in-house by co-founder and president Harold Weiss, American sculptor Richard “Dick” Barr and other staff designers.House of Salviati in Murano, to create Venetian glass sculptural lamps.Pierre Cardin to produce a lighting collection as part of Cardin"s entry into the American furnishing industry.

Erin and Ben Napier, hosts of HGTV’s hit series Home Town and co-owners of Laurel Mercantile Company, along with partners Mallorie and Jim Rasberry and Emily and Josh Nowell, are locating wood countertop and cutting board manufacturing operations under a new company, Scotsman Manufacturing Company. The new company will be housed in a revitalized facility near downtown Laurel. The Scotsman Manufacturing team is committed to American-made goods and will wholesale its products to retailers nationwide, creating 85 jobs in a once-shuttered industrial complex.

“My administration is committed to building a stronger economy that will benefit Laurel residents for generations to come, and we are grateful for the opportunity to partner with Scotsman Manufacturing Company to create 85 jobs that will pay above average wages. The Scotsman Manufacturing team exemplifies the pride Mississippians take in their communities, and our dedication to producing some of the best products found in the country. On behalf of all Mississippi, we thank them for their continued investment in the Hospitality State and its people. There is no doubt that they are truly making our state a better place for all Mississippians.” – Gov. Tate Reeves

“Manufacturing, a top economic driver for Mississippi, employs tens of thousands of workers in our state. When homegrown companies stay in Mississippi to plant roots and begin creating jobs in our communities, it truly does make a statement to other companies that we are a great place to do business. Scotsman Manufacturing will be an asset to Laurel and Jones County for many years to come, and MDA is proud to support this and future endeavors as the company brings good jobs to the area’s residents.” – MDA Interim Executive Director Laura Hipp

“We appreciate the support of the EDA of Jones County, the MDA and the state of Mississippi as we commit to new jobs through the manufacturing of quality wood products here in Laurel. If we are going to be serious about revitalizing small towns, then we have to be serious about creating manufacturing in those small towns.” – Jim Rasberry, Chairman of Scotsman Manufacturing Company

“The Napiers and their partners the Rasberrys and the Nowells have consistently chosen to invest back into our community. We are proud they have once again chosen to expand locally by basing their latest endeavor, Scotsman Manufacturing Company, here in Laurel. In true Napier fashion, they have chosen a distressed warehouse to revitalize and start this new venture. Jones County has certainly seen a positive impact from each project they claim, and we are confident this one will follow suit.” – Jones County Economic Development Authority President Ross Tucker

“The work that the Napiers, their team and countless others have done in Laurel has helped rejuvenate, rebuild and revitalize a beautiful Mississippi city. Scotsman Manufacturing’s impact on southeast Mississippi, from direct and indirect jobs, additional economic growth and local pride, will be immeasurable.” –Mississippi Power Vice President of External Affairs Billy Thornton