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Published on 01/25/2013 - 2:04 pm Written by Michael Kincheloe

The Made in USA line from Nemat features the Mighty Mount television mounting system, which fits of a wide range of sizes.

A Madera-based company is launching a new line of “Made in USA” products that will maintain and possibly increase manufacturing jobs in the San Joaquin Valley.

Nemat, Inc. is developing and manufacturing products made entirely in the United States, starting with their “Mighty Mount” television mounting system, an anodized aluminum product that allows the mounting of a wide range of television sizes. Owner Mike Nemat said Mighty Mount is available online through Amazon or directly from his company, because retailers were hesitant about stocking the product.

“They want more Chinese products for two dollars that they can mark up,” Nemat said.

Originally designed for flat screen TVs, Mighty Mount can hold up to 2,500 pounds. Prices range from $55 to $90 for mini, small, medium and large sizes.

Nemat, Inc. will offer a removable swimming pool fence that can also be used to enclose a front yard for parties or other events and a device that monitors children within a 10 to 20 foot range.

“It’s good for using at the mall and other places,” Nemat said. “It can be connected to an iPhone or cell phone. It lets you know where your kids are.”

Nemat opened the pricision machining shop on a $2 million investment in 2009, creating 30 news jobs.

For more information, contact Nemat, Inc. at (877) 540-6716 or nemat@nemat.com.

Source: The Business Journal 

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