Innovative Motion Technologies (IMT), an industrial technology platform providing interface and controls solutions, has unveiled its new branding and website.
IMT is the parent platform of its longstanding brand Raffel Systems. Since 1982, Raffel Systems has been developing electronic motion controls, comfort-oriented systems, and innovative charging solutions for multiple end markets, including RVs, residential furniture, health care, hospitality, bedding, and industrial applications. Following IMT’s acquisition of Micro-Air, a leading designer and manufacturer of electronics for HVAC and generator efficiency, as well as thermostat controls for the RV, marine, and residential industries, the new branding represents the next step in IMT’s evolution.
The company said its new website provides visibility into IMT’s mission to bring innovation and technology through enhanced functionality to the products in which they are integrated across multiple end markets. It added that the unveiling of the new branding reflects IMT’s synergy, breadth, and support of its brands which are deeply respected for their heritage, innovation, quality, and customer service.
“The new branding and website represent the innovation and technology that IMT is dedicated to delivering across all markets the company serves,” said IMT CEO Rich Weeden. “We pride ourselves on enhancing value throughout our sales channels by developing innovative and intuitive products to create the best possible user experience and promote wellness in everyday life.”
“IMT’s industrial technology platform continues to be well-positioned to integrate complementary acquisitions leveraging the significant engineering, manufacturing, sales, and management resources available at Innovative Motion Technologies,” said Mark Woods, chairman of IMT, and partner and head of North American Private Equity at Cathay Capital, the largest shareholder of IMT. “We look forward to building on the company’s 40-year history of developing market-leading unique interface and controls solutions.”
