The Company was founded in 1991 as ‘Turnkey Solutions Engineering’ by brothers Alex and Jamie Schlinkmann. TSE focused on building test equipment for both the wireless communications and aerospace industries, building more than 100 machines for testing everything from early mobile phones to control surface actuators on commercial aircraft.
Many of these machines are still in use today. In 1997 ‘Automatic Manufacturing Systems’ was formed to focus the company on serial production of industrial equipment.
The company launched its very successful line of adhesive assembly machines under the name “AccuPlace”. Several models were introduced including a large robotic platform with vision capability and a sleek print-and-apply labeling machine considered as having the highest capability in the industry.
In 2008 the company launched an instrument sold into medical laboratories to print on microscope slides—and successfully negotiated a long-term exclusive OEM contract with the leader in the laboratory equipment market for that machine. Today AccuPlace’s new product development primarily focuses its resources on medical laboratory equipment and efficient manufacturing practices for these products.
With our newest subsidiary, Inerjy, our goal is to develop a respected brand, just as our previous successes have been. Our focus on the emerging renewable energy equipment market, and more specifically wind energy, is a natural growth from our deep engineering roots to the needs of today’s world. Inerjy is sustaining our passion and leading our team to new levels of greatness.
A historical highlights tour: The Inerjy Story
1991
Inception of our parent company, Test Systems Engineering
1997
Automatic Manufacturing Systems d/b/a AccuPlace is founded and the first standard adhesive component placement machine is developed
1998
Model 3065 is introduced to place a broader range of components
1999
US patent for peeling technology is issued
2000
AccuPlace corporate headquarters in Plantation, Florida completed
2001
1000th machine milestone achieved and the APAC, a standard work cell for precision adhesive component assembly, is launched
2003
AccuPlace Pte. Ltd. formed in Singapore
2004
2000th machine milestone achieved
2005
Expansion of AccuPlace headquarters to a total of 50,000 sq ft
2007
AEvo print and apply applicator developed
2009
Pslim Laboratory Slide Printer Introduced
Preliminary design work starts on energy alternatives in wind, solar, and ocean tide energy production devices
2010
EcoVert mid-scale vertical axis turbine development begins with a ¼ scale model installation and our first full scale project under contract