Gamma Electronics

Answer: Gamma Electronics's official website is https://gammaelectronics.net

Answer: Gamma Electronics's revenue is $5 Million to $10 Million

Answer: Gamma Electronics has 1-10 employees

Answer: Gamma Electronics is in Consumer Electronics

Answer: Gamma Electronics contact info: Phone number: Website: https://gammaelectronics.net

Answer: Gamma Electronics was founded in 2006 and is based in Pomona, California, (greater Los Angeles area). We began in the production and selling of heat shrink and heat shrinkable boots to the aerospace and defense industries, having multiple products approved by Boeing, Bell Helicopter, and Lockheed Martin. In the years following Gamma Electronics has continued to produce cable protection products, revolutionizing the market with the introduction of silicone cold shrink tubing in 2015. Gamma Cold Shrink was the first cold shrink tubing to be IP68 certified and saw near immediate use on AT&Ts FirstNet towers, with continued use to the present day. With the success of our cold shrink tubing we have since expanded our RF and Tower weatherproofing solutions, adding Slide Locks, Weatherproof Boots, Magic Tape, Grounding Kits, and our RF attenuating Suppressor Boots. Gammas relationship with AT&T expanded in May of 2019 when AT&T approved our Slide Locks for widespread AT&T use. To make the procurement process easier AT&T has since issued CEQ numbers for both Gamma Cold Shrink and Gamma Slide Locks. In early 2021 our relationship with AT&T developed further with AT&T approving additional models of Gamma Cold Shrink as well as our 5G/Small Cell Low PIM Adapter Kit. Given the success weve had with AT&T and others we have come to be known as an RF and Tower weatherproofing company, specifically in the telecommunications and fixed wireless industries. For the convenience of our customers in these specific industries we also offer cable assembly options with which our weatherproofing products can be easily paired. We also continue to offer a robust line of heat shrink tubing products as well as thermal transfer printers specifically designed for use with heat shrink tubing.

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