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November 12, 2008
Renau's Upcoming Products to Incorporate Inductive Touch-Sensing Technology from Microchip...
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February 2009
Visit us at the NAFEM Show 2009!
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July 2008
Renau is classified ISO 9001:2000 compliant...
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June 2008
Renau Awarded Patent for Brewing Machine Power Management System and Method...
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As a commercial original equipment manufacturer (OEM), Renau Electronic Laboratories holds numerous exclusive worldwide rights and patents. Not only have we been recognized as an industry leader, but we have also proven our commitment to quality with ISO 9001:2000 certification.

Sourcing the world for the best quality parts at the best price enables us to have a cost-effective value chain, making us sought out the world over for our quality products and affordable prices. We supply various custom-designed controllers and monitoring systems for water purification, industrial fryers and ovens, vending machines, coffee/cappuccino machines, commercial refrigeration and countless other industrial applications.

At Renau, we have a zero defects policy, fully-automated production, rigorous quality control, and guaranteed quantities. On top of that, we have numerous commercial products that can each be specially tailored to meet your specific requirements.

Some of the services we offer:

• First article prototypes
• Computerized reliability tests
• Fully-automated manufacturing lines
• Multiple inspection points during production
• In-house design, production, testing, and storage facilities
• Full compliance with UL, NSF, and ISO 9001:2000 standards

Our goal is to help your company expand for the future with the very latest control technology that meets all your requirements now, and can easily be expanded to meet any future requirements the moment they appear. That's potential realized.