CUSTOMER PORTAL English▼ HOME ABOUT OUR TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS THE KAHLE ADVANTAGE PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS CONTACT Our History HOME » OUR HISTORY 1916 Machinery Magazine Article Charles Eisler publishes an article in Machinery Magazine- Tungsten Lamp Manufacture, in Budapest Hungry prior to immigrating to the United States. Read Full Article » 1920'S Eisler Engineering Company Opens Eisler starts shipping equipment to manufacture the first Incandescent lamps using his own designs. On June 13, 1920 Charles Eisler opened Eisler Engineering Company in Newark New Jersey. Almost immediately GE (Thomas Edison) RCA and Westinghouse (the Big 3) who up until that time had a monopoly on the market, filed a lawsuit against Charles Eisler. In addition to the big 3, there was a growing cult of independent manufacturers that had access to the latest technological equipment to manufacture Incandescent lamps. Business was very good for Eisler. The lawsuit filed by the Big 3 against Eisler were with the intent to stop his operations. Eisler ultimately prevailed, the US District Court on December 21, 1928 ruled the Eisler Sealing-in Machine does not infringe on the patent held by General Electric Company. Eisler became the champion and major supplier of equipment to manufacture incandescent lamps and radio tubes to all the independent manufactures throughout the world. 1930'S Eisler Manufactures Of Glass Syringes And Ampules 1930’s Eisler started building equipment for the manufacture of Glass Syringes and Ampules LOAD MORE Home About Our Technology Applications The Kahle Advantage Project Highlights Contact Copyright © 2021 Kahle Automation. All Rights Reserved. Privacy & Legal Information