For 50 years in the Washington area, Eisemann Theater has rebuilt and upgraded projection and electronic systems, with a particular focus on flight-simulation projectors and legacy CRT equipment. Founded by electrical engineer Gregory Eisemann, the company also re-engineers aircraft displays and manufactures custom electronic and optical parts when original components are no longer available. Its work draws on more than five decades of experience servicing thousands of projectors and electronics.
Thomas ElectronicsFounded in 1948 and headquartered in Clyde, New York, Thomas Electronics manufactures and repairs cathode-ray-tube display systems for demanding avionics, military and commercial applications. Its specialty is keeping CRT technology in service, from OEM-fit replacements to refurbishment and overhaul, supported by vertically integrated production, high-vacuum processing and a 38-acre manufacturing campus. The company also operates facilities in Illinois, Kentucky and France and provides ISO 9001-certified production and testing.CLYDE, NY
Epic Optix, IncFrom its Annapolis headquarters, Epic Optix designs optical-engineering systems that tackle specialized problems in aviation and portable display technology. Its signature Epic Eagle brings a full-color, true head-up display—technology long associated with military aircraft—to general-aviation cockpits, while the compact Epic Event projector is built for sharing media on the move. The company’s international founding team combines optical, mechanical and electronics engineering to develop practical systems around common components and controlled costs.ANNAPOLIS, MD
Stewart FilmscreenFor 70 years, Stewart Filmscreen has handcrafted projection screens and optical screen materials in Southern California, including custom systems built for demanding cinema, simulation and specialty imaging environments. The company vertically integrates fabric manufacturing at its Torrance, California, factory, developing proprietary multilayer formulations and controlling quality through ISO 9001:2015 processes. Its custom work ranges from reference screens for filmmakers to large, seamless displays designed around a venue’s projector, lighting and viewing needs.AMELIA, OH
Inelect CorpBuilt in the USA, Inelect Corp. designs and manufactures custom video displays for demanding military, industrial, medical, and digital-signage applications. Its work spans ruggedized displays for shipboard and air-traffic-control use as well as interactive outdoor signage, with in-house engineering taking projects from customer concepts through prototypes and production. The company says it has more than 16 years in display technology and builds solutions for customer specifications, budgets, and timelines.FREDERICK, MD