Seiffert Industrial sa i pisinisi talu mai lena taimi 1991. Faatasi ai ma le silia ma le tolusefulu tausaga o le poto masani, Seiffert Alamanuia ua avea ma alu-i filifiliga mo meafaigaluega alignment leisa. O ituaiga uma o alamanuia, e aofia ai falefaigaluega ma aerospace, iloa o Seiffert Industrial e maua ai le faatuatuaina, oloa faʻapitoa e fesoasoani ia i latou e fai lelei a latou galuega ma faʻataunuʻuina a latou sini.
Our History and Culture
Bill Seiffert started Seiffert Industrial. Before he started his own company, Bill was national sales and product manager for the Industrial Alignment Group, one of the largest laser manufacturers in the world. Bill decided to start his own company in Richardson, Texas, in the early 1990s, around the same time he developed the Pulley Partner and RollCheck, two patented innovations in laser and parallel roll alignment technology.
Suffice it to say, Bill and his company have been successful over the years because they’ve been focused on simplifying the laser alignment and measurement needs of specific marketplaces. If something needs to be customized or designed so that new needs can be met, Bill’s company is up to the task. The goal is to find solutions to help improve the efficiency of businesses.
Consistent Approach
Did you know that Seiffert Industrial laser etches each system it makes with a serial number and manufacturing date? This provides a permanent, faʻailoga sili ona lelei. It is required in the production process in order to have a record of each system for future calibration purposes.
Faia i Amerika
Seiffert Industrial’s world-class products are made in the USA, which allows the company to control quality and ensure a consistent product schedule for on-time deliveries. It’s no wonder that Seiffert has become the go-to choice for laser alignment tools.
See some older videos showcasing Seiffert’s products here.
To learn more about the company, and/or ask questions about specific products, faamolemole valaau Seiffert Industrial i 800-856-0129 or fax 972-671-9468.
