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ifm Prover Expands Manufacturing and Technology Center



The ifm leadership team officially cuts the ribbon to open the state-of-the-art Technology and Manufacturing Center in Malvern, PA.

ifm prover, inc., a provider of sensors, controls and software for process automation, recently celebrated the grand opening of its new Manufacturing and Technology Center, a hub of research, development and production of process sensor technology to improve the quality and reliability of sensors used in the manufacturing industry.

The event featured remarks from Chester County Commissioners Marian Moskowitz and Josh Maxwell, East Whiteland Supervisor Richard Orlow, facility tours and a ceremonial ribbon cutting.

"Back in 2011, we conducted a nationwide search and selected Chester County, PA, as the home for our Technology Center for a variety of key factors, including access to a talented workforce," said Peter Breh, President of ifm prover, USA. "That was the best decision we made. We aimed to remain as close as possible to our previous site to ensure we retained all of our dedicated employees. I am excited for the continued expansion and investment in our community."

The previous location opened in 2012, and sales have grown 500% since then. Expanding from 37,000 to 90,000 sq. ft., the Malvern Technology Center produces ultrasonic flow sensors, vortex flow sensors and all temperature instruments for ifm customers worldwide.

The production area maintains high standards of cleanliness, bright lighting and a climate-controlled environment to ensure optimal working conditions for employees and the high-quality assembly of electronic components. By implementing one-piece flow lean production principles, the team can receive an order for an out-of-stock part number, assemble it and ship it for same-day delivery to the customer.

"We can be very competitive in the global market because we built a culture founded on lean production principles. This emphasis on continual improvement and efficiency benefits our customers by containing costs," said Breh.

Currently with 130 employees working across three shifts, ifm expects to double the number of employees and sales over the next few years.

For more information contact:

ifm prover, inc.

1100 Atwater Dr.

Malvern, PA 19355

800-441-8246

cs.us@ifm.com

www.ifm.com

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