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Area Development - Site Selection, Facility Planning and Workforce Development

Infinite Electronics Opens Second Manufacturing Plant in Lewisville, Texas

06/01/2019
Infinite Electronics, Inc., a leading global supplier of electronic components, reported it has opened its second facility in Lewisville, Texas. The project will support the company's growing family of brands and their extensive product lines.

According to company officials, Infinite's new state-of-the-art, ISO9001-certified facility is directly next door to its original Lewisville facility, effectively doubling the company's workspace in this location from 80,000 square feet to 160,000 square feet.

"By doubling our space, we are able to further our efforts to make Lewisville Infinite's Center of Excellence for logistics and manufacturing in the Americas. Our production and logistics teams now have the space they need to be able to fulfill same-day production requirements for our growing family of brands, with room for continued growth to meet our customers' urgent needs," said Jim Dauw, Infinite's COO.

Adding this new space allows Infinite to grow its ready-to-serve capabilities and meet the growing demand for products that are available with same-day shipping, officials explained. The expanded operations at this location support a variety of products for Infinite's family of brands including NEMA enclosures, fiber optic cables, 1553 bus couplers, insertion tools, complex wire harnesses, and surge and lightning protectors.

The new facility is able to fulfill 500+ orders, spanning 750 to 1,000 product lines on a daily basis. Together, these two facilities support a combined 130 employees over a variety of functions including production, logistics, product management, administration, accounting, sales and human resources.

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