Electroimpact Inc., founded in June 1986 by Dr. Peter Zieve, is a leading provider of factory automation and tooling solutions specifically tailored for the aerospace industry. With its headquarters in Mukilteo, Washington, and a substantial satellite office in the UK, Electroimpact operates globally, serving major players such as Boeing, Airbus, and numerous others in the aerospace sector. The company excels in the integration of automation and tooling, resulting in synergistic production solutions that have made it the world's largest integrator of aircraft assembly lines.
Electroimpact boasts a workforce of over 500 professionals, with a remarkable 350 of them holding engineering degrees. This engineer-driven culture fosters continuity throughout project processes, ensuring that the same engineer is involved from initial planning to final assembly. This approach significantly minimizes communication disconnects that often occur in traditional setups, enhancing efficiency and precision.
Electroimpact's product offerings are diverse, including complete automation assembly systems for commercial aircraft wings, advanced fiber placement machines for composite manufacturing, and robotic assembly systems. Their innovative engineering capabilities have also recently contributed to significant advancements in the production of large composite structures for rocket technology, proving their commitment to aerospace innovation.
The company's mission is straightforward: to be the premier supplier of automated equipment in the global aircraft industry. To achieve this, Electroimpact continually invests in talent and technology while focusing on removing obstacles to excellence. With a track record of successfully managing large-scale projects, Electroimpact's work is characterized by meticulous attention to detail and rapid problem-solving capabilities, ensuring they remain at the forefront of the aerospace automation sector.
