NEMA Welcomes Five New Members Representing Key Sectors of the Electroindustry

ARLINGTON, Va. - The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) today announced that five companies have joined the association, broadening NEMA's reach across electrical components, traffic infrastructure, lighting, and the semiconductor supply chain.

"These five companies reflect the breadth and innovation of today's electroindustry, from the semiconductors powering next generation-technologies, to the signals, lighting, and components that keep communities connected and buildings running," said NEMA President and CEO Debra Phillips. "Each plays an important role in the broader electrical ecosystem, and we're pleased to welcome them to NEMA as we work together to advance the standards, policies, and technologies that will shape the industry's future."

The new Manufacturing Members are:

Eagle Traffic Control Systems: A U.S. manufacturer of traffic control and transportation infrastructure products. Eagle specializes in American-made traffic signals, control cabinets, roadway lighting controls, and intelligent transportation systems (ITS) equipment. Founded in 1921, the company is part of Viant Traffic Solutions, a national network of American mobility infrastructure companies.

ITC Manufacturing: A U.S. manufacturer of wire mesh and steel products serving the material handling, storage, and electrical markets. Its products include wire mesh decking, shelving, dividers, accessories, industrial mesh, CORETRAY wire mesh cable tray, and custom wire fabrication. ITC manages production in-house, from wire forming to mesh welding, across its 250,000-square-foot facility in Phoenix, Arizona, and 650,000-square-foot facility in Columbus, Ohio, providing nationwide coverage.

SLP Lighting: A dedicated leader in the lighting industry. SLP specializes in developing and manufacturing a full spectrum of innovative lighting components and LED light fixtures - for commercial, industrial, and infrastructure applications.

"For over 100 years, Eagle Traffic Control Systems has built high-quality, American-made traffic cabinets and signals that help keep people moving safely and efficiently across the United States, said John Cane, Chief Operating Officer, Eagle Traffic Control Systems. "We've always built to NEMA standards, so joining NEMA is a natural next step for our team. We look forward to working alongside NEMA and our industry partners to help develop the next generation of traffic control equipment."

"Joining NEMA is an important step as ITC Manufacturing expands into the electrical market," said Tyler Leintz, Executive Director of Sales, ITC Manufacturing. "As we bring CORETRAY wire cable tray to market, we look forward to working alongside fellow NEMA members to advance the standards, safety and reliability that contractors, engineers and facility owners depend on. Our teams in Phoenix and Columbus are proud to be part of that work."

"At SLP Lighting, we take pride in engineering and manufacturing high-quality lighting components and LED lighting fixtures that serve the evolving needs of the commercial, industrial, and infrastructure markets," said Will Barron, Vice President of Sales, SLP Lighting. "From advanced high-performance industrial LED luminaires to specialized lighting enclosures, lenses, and components, our focus remains on innovation, durability, energy efficiency, and American manufacturing. Joining NEMA represents an important step in strengthening our industry partnerships, supporting domestic manufacturing initiatives, and ensuring our customers have access to reliable lighting solutions designed for demanding applications."

The new Associate Members are:

Visibl Semiconductors: A San Francisco-based company building custom analog and mixed-signal chips for power electronics. By combining chip-design expertise with AI-assisted software and automation, Visibl aims to reduce development time and cost, making custom silicon a practical option for more hardware teams. The company works with teams developing energy-storage, battery-management, industrial, and data-center systems to integrate board-level functions into purpose-built chips, with the goal of improving performance and reducing component count, board area, and system cost.

Hitech Global: A Gaithersburg, Maryland-based supply chain partner specializing in advanced plastic packaging, specialty chemicals, and sustainable materials. The company helps clients grow through market expansion support, industrial and product design, and cross-border partnerships that connect businesses across international markets.

"We're working to fundamentally change the economics of chip design, making custom chips faster and less expensive to develop so more hardware teams can build products that were previously out of reach," said Bryce Neil, Co-Founder and CEO, Visibl Semiconductors. "For power electronics, that opens up new ways to improve performance, reduce size and lower system cost, giving teams a competitive advantage that starts at the silicon itself. We look forward to working with NEMA's community to bring those possibilities to the next generation of electrical and energy systems."

"We are pleased to join NEMA and collaborate with its esteemed members," said Girish Haganoor, President, Hitech Global Inc. "Hitech Group looks forward to strengthening industry partnerships, driving innovation, and supporting the evolving needs of electrical infrastructure."

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The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) represents over 300 electrical equipment manufacturers that make safe, reliable, and efficient products and technologies that power, connect, and light our world. Together, our members contribute a full 1% of U.S. GDP and directly provide over 590,000 American jobs, adding more than $375 billion to the U.S. economy. Learn more at makeitelectric.org

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