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Pasternack Enterprises expands in new Irvine facility
The relocation is due to the manufacturer's growing inventory and staff.
By Sara FerrerPublished: May 06, 2011 01:48 PM
Tech manufacturer Pasternack Enterprises is expanding into a 33,000-square-foot facility in Irvine and will begin operating from the new space on Monday – a move that makes way for its growing product inventory and staff.
Pasternack currently supplies and makes more than 20,000 radio-frequency cables, adapters and connectors, among other devices; the company also recently added 10 new employees.
Originally founded in 1972 in Huntington Beach, Pasternack was previously housed in a 26,000-square-foot space on Kettering Street in Irvine.
“Our new facilities will provide the opportunity to deploy new and improved systems and infrastructure,” said Terry Jarnigan, chief operating officer of Pasternack. “This move will allow us to continue our pursuit of providing our customers with the most responsive and comprehensive service in the industry.”
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Readers Feedback:
Mr. Pasternack, congratulations - you have come a long way since we worked together at Hughes Newport. You really chose a niche market that has survived (Hughes is gone).
Comment at 5/7/2011
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Pasternack currently supplies and makes more than 20,000 radio-frequency cables, adapters and connectors, among other devices; the company also recently added 10 new employees. Originally founded in 1972 in Huntington Beach, Pasternack was previously housed in a 26,000-square-foot space on Kettering Street in Irvine. “Our new facilities will provide the opportunity to deploy new and improved systems and infrastructure,” said Terry Jarnigan, chief operating officer of Pasternack. “This move will allow us to continue our pursuit of providing our customers with the most responsive and comprehensive service in the industry.” Related headlines Irvine-based Blizzard gives $800,000 to Make-A-Wish Sole Technology Institute launches website Report: O.C.'s auto market gains traction in Q1 |
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Readers Feedback:
Mr. Pasternack, congratulations - you have come a long way since we worked together at Hughes Newport. You really chose a niche market that has survived (Hughes is gone).
| Comment at 5/7/2011 |
