Deutsch Engineered Interconnect Solutions (EIS)

Deutsch Engineered Interconnect Solutions (EIS)  is a medium-sized manufacturing organization, technically advanced, with environmentally-sealed electrical/electronic connector and wiring terminating devices dedicated to military, aerospace, and oil/gas exploration.

Their plan is to be increasingly responsive to our customers and their changing needs--while being a low-cost producer for the right quality products. The Deutschman dances on EIS’ new 350-watt Caterpillar generator set installed to keep the hermetic ovens on and the assembly equipment operating this summer at Deutsch’s Oceanside EIS division

About West Coast Engineering

For over 23 years, West Coast Engineering (WCE) has been supplying electronics to OEMs, CEMs and distributors worldwide. Located in Hawthorne California, near the Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), West Coast Engineering has established itself as a premier independent distributor specializing in providing electronic components for the military, aeronautical, medical, automotive and commercial manufacturing industries. Diodes Incorporated is one of the hundreds of manufacturers that WCE carries on its linecard.

WCE has the techology and resources to handle any size transaction, no matter how big or small.

Quick Facts

• Founded: 1984
• Headquarters: Hawthorne, CA
• Other Locations: Futain, Shenzhen ▪ China PRC ▪ Brazil

West Coast Engineering is committed to providing the highest quality service to customers with its large diverse inventory stocked in its ISO9001:2000 and ESD compliant 70,000 sq. ft. warehouse. Year after year, West Coast Engineering has been considered a top independent distributor because of its principled reputation built on longstanding relationships with a dedicated customer base.

WCE's strategies differ from any other independent distributors. Listed below are some of the added measures that WCE takes to make sure that OEMs, CEMs and distributors have peace of mind when placing orders for electornic components, selling excess inventory, forming strategic alliances, and purchasing RoHS or
non-RoHS parts.