 Visger Precision was started in Santa Clara,
California in 1975 by SCCA & IMSA driver Terry Visger. Terry competed
in the IMSA Camel Light & GTU series while he developed Visger Precision.
Initially, the customer base reflected the computer and computer components
business of "Silicon Valley". As computer applications expanded,
so did VPI's customer list. High tech is still part of the customer base,
but a larger portion of the business is involved with manufacturing components
for the medical, robotics, & oil industries and even a small portion
of business stems from the racing influence. |
Ten of the fifteen employees at Visger
Precision have been at VPI for over 10 years and it is their ability, knowledge
and experience that provides the basis for consistent quality. VPI operates
two manned shifts per day and has the capability to run an unmanned third
shift. Despite all of this experience, employee training is ongoing.
By combining the latest in manufacturing and
programming software with the latest in machine technology, Visger Precision
has developed a system capable of ensuring that every job within the system
receives the highest quality attention and workmanship at each stage of
the process.