DeMco - Revision history

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EPAC-EPIC-MARC at 23:17, 17 December 2013

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EPAC-EPIC-MARC: Created page with " == Background == Feel free to change or add as needed. Limited info here from phone discussion with former owner. deMco, "pronounced as de-M-co", was founded in January 19..."

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Created page with " == Background == Feel free to change or add as needed. Limited info here from phone discussion with former owner. deMco, "pronounced as de-M-co", was founded in January 19..."

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== Background ==

Feel free to change or add as needed. Limited info here from phone discussion with former owner.

deMco, "pronounced as de-M-co", was founded in January 1993 by Lon deMink. Based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, deMco produced vehicle and pedestrian signals in both aluminum and polycarbonate. They also produced neon lighting (do not know to what extent).

In April 2003, deMink sold deMco to Native American Industries, where he worked from 2004 until 2008 in sales, before taking a position at Dialight as a Regional Sales Manager

-Nick [EPAC-EPIC-MARC]

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		+	DeMco signals can be found in abundance throughout Virginia, Maryland, western New York, and Louisiana.

	== Traffic Signals ==		== Traffic Signals ==

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 == Background ==
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 In April 2003, deMink sold deMco to Native American Industries, where he worked from 2004 until 2008 in sales, before taking a position at Dialight as a Regional Sales Manager
--Nick [EPAC-EPIC-MARC]
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-[[File:Demcopyth1.jpg|200px|thumb|right|A 12" deMco cluster in the field, with LED inserts and a G.T.E. signal in the rear.]]
+== Holding Pen for Unsorted Data, Notes, Etc. ==

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 Feel free to change or add as needed. Limited info here from phone discussion with former owner.
-deMco, "pronounced as de-M-co", was founded in January 1993 by Lon deMink. Based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, deMco produced vehicle and pedestrian signals in both aluminum and polycarbonate. They also produced neon lighting (do not know to what extent).
+deMco, pronounced as "de-M-co", was founded in January 1993 by Lon deMink. Based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, deMco produced vehicle and pedestrian signals in both aluminum and polycarbonate. They also produced neon lighting (do not know to what extent).
 In April 2003, deMink sold deMco to Native American Industries, where he worked from 2004 until 2008 in sales, before taking a position at Dialight as a Regional Sales Manager