What happens to hard-won expertise when experienced people retire? You're probably facing the same question. We talked about it with U.S. Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling.

Somewhere in your operation is a person who knows why that pump sequence runs the way it does. Maybe they wrote the original logic. Maybe they've fixed it enough times to know its quirks. Either way, a lot of what they know isn't written down, and someday they're going to retire.

That problem was on the table when U.S. Secretary of Labor Keith Sonderling visited Opto 22's headquarters in Temecula, California, on October 22 for a tour and a roundtable with our leadership.

Get the answers to your questions on how today's economic conditions will affect your current projects and timelines.

If you’ve been keeping an eye on trade news, you’ve seen the headlines: new tariffs are rolling out, and the ripple effects are hitting manufacturers across industries. So what does that mean for your Opto 22 systems? 

October is Manufacturing Month in our hometown of Temecula, CA, and a reminder that manufacturing companies can make a difference in their local communities.

You might have heard Opto 22 is celebrating 50 years this year, but how and where did it start? Why did the company move its headquarters to Temecula, California? 

You'll get some insight and get to know Opto 22 a little better after watching this quick 2-minute video with an up-close look at the factory. See why that "Made in USA" label is an important part of Opto products, and why we're proud members of the Southwest California Manufacturing Council (SCMC).

Opto 22 is making the best of the new normal. 

Like most of you, it seems I’m doing all of my communicating through my computer or mobile device, whether at home or at work. I find myself longing for face-to-face meetings and wanting to visit you and your facility, plant, or remote site to learn more about how you apply Opto products in your applications.