About us
1983 The
company was founded by Angelika and n.n. in Mölln in 1983.
The first
plant was located at Kolberger Strasse with 5,400 square feet of production
floor space and 10 employees. GERLAND grew into a well-known company in
the electronics field through limited production of high-quality products.
In 1988 a second
plant with 4,300 square feet of production floor space was established
on a 110,000 square feet property at Grambeker Weg. Production of Printed
Circuit Boards started in a third plant at Rudolf-Diesel-Weg with 13,000
square feet of floor space.
By broadening the production lines and establishing innovative manufacturing
techniques GERLAND became one of the largest electronics manufacturers
of its kind in Northern Germany.
Today GERLAND
employs approximately 100 people.
The company
works primarily within the scope of safety applications such as: Aeronautics,
Naval Technics, Medical Instrumentation, High-Energy-Physics, Precision
Measurement Systems, Nuclear Radiation Measurement Systems, and Automotive
Engineering.
In 1987 GERLAND
started the design and construction of their own products, especially systems
and software based on microprocessors and microcontrollers. In 1989 the
success of this project led to the development of complex computer controlled
measuremen systems for testing of inserted Printed Circuit Boards.
In 1992 GERLAND
introduced a new CIM component of C Technology: CARM - Computer Aided Resource
Management. A central dataprocess for process control of energy reduction
and reduction of harmful substances.
In 1995 GERLAND
developed several consumer products including pocket micro computers and
peripherals for wireless communication.
In 1996 a
quality management system based on DIN EN ISO 9001 was introduced for the
entire manufacturing center with certification in 1997.
In 1997 introduction
of Printed Circuit Boards Quickproducts
In 1998 a new
building will be built in a centrally located industrial park near Mölln
for an extraordinarily comprehensive spectrum of electronics manufacturing.
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