Projector Lamp Services Is Looking For New Dealers & Distributors

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PLS has evolved from a lamp re-manufacturer and lamp recycling center to a full service hub of replacement projector lamps. PLS is now looking for representatives to offer PLS products and services globally.

Projector Lamp Services (PLS) continues to explore various avenues when it comes to spreading the word about low cost, environmentally responsible projector lamp replacement. They are always looking for innovative ways to revolutionize the projector lamp industry. PLS has evolved from a lamp re-manufacturer and lamp recycling center to a full service hub of replacement projector lamps. For that reason, PLS is enthusiastic about entering new markets and is looking for dealers and distributors with the same motivation.

PLS is looking for representatives to offer PLS products and services. One of the primary goals of PLS is to become the distinguished and preferred provider of projector lamps throughout North America and Europe. Offering reseller pricing, free blind shipping, no minimum order quantity, as well as a number of different cooperative options for distributors and dealers, PLS feels this is the ideal time to expand. PLS has already partnered with a Canadian dealer to cover the northernmost region of North America.

If you are interested in becoming a PLS distributor or dealer please contact Gina Sansivero, Sales & Marketing Manager and express your interest in becoming a part of their team.

Projector Lamp Services, LLC, established in May 2007, provides re-lamping services for the projection display industry. PLS has developed a process that allows front and rear projector light sources to be remanufactured at a reduced cost without compromising lifetime or performance. PLS also offers a no charge projector lamp recycling service. The PLS Projector Lamp Recycling Center, focuses on reducing waste and environmental mercury contamination from the lamps found in front and rear projectors. We are dedicated to encouraging A/V users to “think green” when it comes to replacement projector lamps.