Microscale Embedded Sets Up A Low Tech Manufacturing Facility To Mass Produce Its Automatic Changeover Switch

By Tekedia Editors May 25, 2012 1 Comment

Microscale Embedded Ltd has setup a production line to mass produce its Automatic changeover switch (ACO-MSAC60A11). Initial production test runs has shown that the factory can produce about 1000 units per month.

“We have really gone to the basics in setting up the factory.” says the newly employed production Manager, Mr Armstrong Alhasan, “We are not using any heavy machinery. The power of our approach is the concept of the assembly line. The task of assembling a board for example is broken into sub tasks so that each can be completed simultaneously. This and the use of local outsourcing wherever possible form the bedrock of our production process.”

The ACO-MSAC60A11 model was designed and produced by team of Microscale engineers in demonstration of the application of microcontroller for ingenuity and promotion of local entrepreneurship in hardware production.

The ACO-MSAC60A11 which has the logo Proudly Nigerian on it was produced with high quality production technique from conception through to the finished product. It was designed to meet with the environmental factor and the need of the local consumers.

Microscale Embedded limited is a Pioneer in the design and production of electronics in Nigeria and offers design and manufacturing services in the hope of catalysing the growth of the local industry.

According to the MD/CEO Mr. Olakunle Elijah, Electronics industry in Nigeria has the potential to generate wealth and create thousands of jobs for individuals, states and the Country as a whole if managed effectively.