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== Background ==
 
== Background ==
 
  
 
Feel free to change or add as needed. Limited info here from phone discussion with former owner.
 
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).
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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  
 
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  
  
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-Nick [EPAC-EPIC-MARC]
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DeMco signals can be found in abundance throughout Virginia, Maryland, western New York, and Louisiana.
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== Traffic Signals ==
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Made in both Kalamazoo, MI. and Vint Hill, VA.
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=== Adjustables ===
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====12" Poly====
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deMco's 12" poly signals are very sturdy compared to similar poly signals produced at the time. The visors are notably thick, the visor tabs are durable, and the signal housing itself has a nice combination of strength and flexibility. The 12" body looks similar to a Durasig at a glance, but has less pronounced bulges that end rounded, instead of flat.
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[[File:Demcofrontpyth.jpg ]]
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'''Figure: 12" deMco Signal frontside view.'''
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[[File:Demcosidepyth.jpg]]
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'''Figure: 12" deMco Signal backside view.'''
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[[File:Demcoreflectorspyth.jpg]]
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'''Figure: 12" deMco Signal reflector view.'''
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[[File:Demcointeriorpyth.jpg]]
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'''Figure: 12" deMco Signal interior view.'''
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====8" Poly====
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== Pedestrian Signals ==
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''describe models, variations ''
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=== Pedestrian/Sign Heads (Rectangular) ===
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''describe models, variations''
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== Informational Signals and Signs ==
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''describe models, variations [delete]''
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''includes "box signs," "case signs," and Ped Heads with special [non-ped] lenses.
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== Lenses ==
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''describe models, variations''
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=== Vehicular ===
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<div style="overflow: hidden">
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''describe models, variations''
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</div>
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=== Pedestrian ===
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<div style="overflow: hidden">
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''describe models, variations''
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</div>
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==== Worded ====
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<div style="overflow: hidden">
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''describe models, variations''
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-Nick [EPAC-EPIC-MARC]
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==== Symbols ====
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<div style="overflow: hidden">
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''describe models, variations''
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=== Special ===
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<div style="overflow: hidden">
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''describe models, variations''
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</div>
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== Controllers ==
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<div style="overflow: hidden">
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''Different type of controllers ''
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== Hardware ==
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''This would include any kind of special options for traffic signals as well as mounting hardware including brackets, slipfitters, hangers, bases, etc. ''
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</div>
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== Miscellaneous Images ==
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<div style="overflow: hidden">
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''Various reference images, restored examples, etc. that don't fit anywhere else. ''
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</div>
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== Relevant Patents ==
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<div style="overflow: hidden">
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''Patent numbers relevant to this MFR or signals specifically. Not just every patent by company X.''
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</div>
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== References ==
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<div style="overflow: hidden">
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''Insert any sources cited or used here ''
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</div>
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== Holding Pen for Unsorted Data, Notes, Etc. ==
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<div style="overflow: hidden">
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''Insert any random discussions here ''
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Latest revision as of 00:14, 13 July 2016

Work In Progress.png




Demcologopyth.jpg

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]

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

Traffic Signals

Made in both Kalamazoo, MI. and Vint Hill, VA.

Adjustables

12" Poly

deMco's 12" poly signals are very sturdy compared to similar poly signals produced at the time. The visors are notably thick, the visor tabs are durable, and the signal housing itself has a nice combination of strength and flexibility. The 12" body looks similar to a Durasig at a glance, but has less pronounced bulges that end rounded, instead of flat.

Demcofrontpyth.jpg

Figure: 12" deMco Signal frontside view.


Demcosidepyth.jpg

Figure: 12" deMco Signal backside view.


Demcoreflectorspyth.jpg

Figure: 12" deMco Signal reflector view.


Demcointeriorpyth.jpg

Figure: 12" deMco Signal interior view.

8" Poly


Pedestrian Signals

describe models, variations

Pedestrian/Sign Heads (Rectangular)

describe models, variations

Informational Signals and Signs

describe models, variations [delete] includes "box signs," "case signs," and Ped Heads with special [non-ped] lenses.

Lenses

describe models, variations

Vehicular

describe models, variations

Pedestrian

describe models, variations

Worded

describe models, variations

Symbols

describe models, variations

Special

describe models, variations

Controllers

Different type of controllers

Hardware

This would include any kind of special options for traffic signals as well as mounting hardware including brackets, slipfitters, hangers, bases, etc.

Miscellaneous Images

Various reference images, restored examples, etc. that don't fit anywhere else.

Relevant Patents

Patent numbers relevant to this MFR or signals specifically. Not just every patent by company X.

References

Insert any sources cited or used here

Holding Pen for Unsorted Data, Notes, Etc.

Insert any random discussions here