Electron Energy Corporation
At the beginning, EEC was a very small operation. The company consisted of just two employees working in a milk house on a central Pennsylvania dairy farm. Walmer and his team worked hard to expand his vision for rare earth magnet technology, and through steady sales growth, the addition of employees, and ground-breaking innovations, EEC moved from the original milk house to its first 40,000 square-foot facility.
Basic Information
- Category: Magnetic Materials
- Founded: 1970
- Headquarters: Landisville, PA
- Website: electronenergy.com
Documented Facts
- Founded: 1970 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
- Headquarters: Pennsylvania, USA and has two facility locations (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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At the beginning, EEC was a very small operation. The company consisted of just two employees working in a milk house on a central Pennsylvania dairy farm. Walmer and his team worked hard to expand his vision for rare earth magnet technology, and through steady sales growth, the addition of employees, and ground-breaking innovations, EEC moved from the original milk house to its first 40,000 square-foot facility.
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