Big things are happening at Pacific Artisan Labs (PAL)! As a proud member of the Artisan Lab Network, we're excited to share how we’re leveling up our game in Portland, OR. We’ve recently invested in some seriously cool technology that’s going to make our lab faster, more efficient, and even better at delivering those perfect lenses you rely on.
Doubling Down on Production Power
At PAL, we're all about staying ahead of the curve. That’s why we’ve doubled our production capacity and brought in some of the most advanced equipment the optical world has to offer. We didn’t just go big—we went all out! With our new Schneider Optical Machines automated gear, we’re not just cranking out more lenses, we’re making sure every single one is spot-on.
Our shiny new conveyor-based automation system is like a superhighway for your orders, zipping them through the lab with minimal human handling. Why? Because fewer hands-on moments mean fewer chances for lens spoilage. It’s all about consistency and reliability, so you get your orders faster and with perfect accuracy every time.
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Keeping It Crafty
Even with all this new tech, we haven’t lost sight of what makes us special—our skilled Artisan lens experts. With the tech taking care of the heavy lifting, our team can focus on the fine details that make your lenses look amazing and perform perfectly. We’re talking precision, aesthetics, and that little extra touch that makes our lenses stand out.
We’ve also beefed up our surfacing and blocking equipment, making sure that those pesky aberrations stay far away from our lenses. Because at the end of the day, it’s all about delivering that crystal-clear vision your patients expect.
Always Moving Forward
Here at PAL, we’re all about continuous improvement. We’re constantly reinvesting in our lab to make sure our service and quality are always top-notch. With these latest upgrades, we’re supercharged and ready to meet the needs of today’s eye care professionals with the perfect mix of cutting-edge tech and hands-on craftsmanship.
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