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History
AMCS Elettronica starts its business in 1978 designing and manufacturing electronic equipments for lifts. From the beginning the development of lift controller boards was made with special attention to reliability and quality, values that still today are the basis of our production.
Thanks to the collaboration with some of the major Italian companies, AMCS at first develops a line of customized products and soon after realizes a standard product line accessible to everyone. In the early '80s, AMCS starts to use microprocessor units in its devices, this technology was then developed over years and expanded with many features.
The introduction of serial communication system between devices located in car, shaft and control panel was included in AMCS products since the mid-1980s. The reliability of the serial system, specially designed for noisy environments, was proven in the years and is still nowadays a standard used by many companies.
Mission
With fourty years of experience, AMCS Electronica is constantly searching solutions to keep its products aligned to normative and technological changes typical of the lift market. The study of new devices is always carried out with particular attention to quality and economicity in order to guarantee reliability and convenience to customers.
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OUR VALUES
Reliability and quality
All products are manufactured
and tested according to high quality
standards to ensure
reliability and durability.
Attention to cost
From the beginnig of
our designs we take care of
quality and costs to
ensure competitiveness
to final product.
Device update
The implementation of customer
requests in short times
allows our products to be
always up to date and fully
aligned to European Standards.
Assistance to customer
Collaboration with customers
paying attention to needs and
demands of the market
is a cornerstone of our work.
Production flexibility
Particular attention is taken
to the production needs of every
customer. Deliverys
are respected for both small
and large quantities.
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