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DI is the premiere source for consumer electronics accessories that make daily life easier, more productive and more enjoyable. While other accessories manufacturers put their time and money into copying each others' products, we put ours into understanding the big and small issues facing consumers, and inventing clever but simple solutions to these problems. This spirit of innovation has allowed us to develop and market patented and industry-leading products for screen cleaning (ScreenDr®), tangle-free earbud/headphone storage (The Nest™), laser lens cleaning (CleanDr® featuring Zero Clearance™ Technology), radiation-shielded laptop desks (LapGuard™), and optical disc repair (SkipDr®). We market these products through some of the largest retailers in the U.S. and have sold almost ten million units of our original product, SkipDr, making it arguably the most successful consumer electronic accessory in history…at least until it's surpassed by ScreenDr, The Nest, or something else we'll surely invent as new technologies, and their attendant problems, continue to emerge.

PROTECH SYSTEMS was founded in May 1978 in South Gate, California by Jim and Mike Stephens, with the goal of becoming the industry leader in manufacturing all types of machine tool guarding. Since then, PROTECH has experienced steady growth and industry respect as a result of offering economical and practical solutions to machine tool guarding and automation. Gail Stephens bougth out Mike's share of the company in 1994 and became the major shareholder and president of the company until 2012. Gail's son Tim, came to the company in 1994 after several years in manufacturing and both Gail and Tim were leading PROTECH SYSTEMS until 2012. In 2012 Jorge Rios with manufacturing and electro-mechanic industrial engineering experience, came on board as a new owner and CEO of PROTECH SYSTEMS, bringing new and innovative ideas, with the vision and commitment to take PROTECH SYSTEMS to the next level.

Helping medium-sized businesses take advantage of trickle-down technology, management processes, and lessons learned from enterprise companies. By enabling them to avoid the ad hoc solutions typically employed by smaller firms, allow them to be less tactical and more strategic.