The supply chain lifecycle requires countless people, organizations, resources, processes, and technologies to successfully create, produce, and sell a product. Discover more about what the supply chain lifecycle includes, and how the L-Tron team can assist with all aspects of your manufacturing/warehousing and distribution processes.
The L-Tron team has returned from the 2026 PACK EXPO East Conference, which took place at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia from February 17–19. L-Tron’s Julianne Pangal and Lloyd Patterson were on hand throughout the duration of the show to answer questions and discuss solutions. In addition, L-Tron’s premier industrial automation partner, Advantech, sent along representatives Nathan Smith and Donal Wade.
The L-Tron team showcased a wide variety of manufacturing, warehousing, distribution and industrial automation solutions, ranging from machine vision systems and inventory control to industrial PCs and barcode scanners.
OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) applications are oftentimes some of the most rewarding, yet challenging applications L-Tron provides. Here is a bit of background about OEM applications and the process we use when working with an OEM client. What is an OEM application? An OEM application is generally defined as one where the products and services that L-Tron …
Since forming the company, working with Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEM’s) has been a vertical focus for L-Tron. Helping engineers develop requirements which focus on successful implementation of embedded computing and barcode scanning platforms within their own designs has helped to keep our customers successful. Working early in the process helping develop the requirements, matching technologies, …