Perry Pabich
Vice President, General Manager Material Handling
Magnetek, Inc.
ppabich@magnetek.com
262.252.2912

Lynn Bostrom
Director, Magnetek Marketing Communications
lbostrom@magnetek.com
262.252.2903

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Magnetek, Inc. Launches New Telemotive XLTX Radio Remote Control

MENOMONEE FALLS, Wis. - August 18, 2009 - Magnetek, Inc. today announced the launch of its new Telemotive XLTX™ radio remote control. This new product further expands the radio remote control product portfolio offered by the Company, giving customers the latest technology to meet the needs of a variety of applications and industries. All of the Company’s radio controls can be customized to meet system specifications.

The sophisticated Telemotive XLTX bellybox transmitter incorporates the latest electronic technology in a lightweight, comfortably contoured, yet durable case. The intelligent and feature-rich design offers a graphic display for two-way feedback applications and a high-power RF to maximize use in the harshest environments. The flexible design also offers numerous options for proportional, stepped/detented, and on/off controls.  The new controls are available with a variety of handle options that enhance the operator’s experience and equipment maneuverability.

“We are excited to introduce our new Telemotive XLTX, and we are looking forward to demonstrating how this versatile and user friendly transmitter can be customized to meet almost any application,” said Chris Dulin, product manager of radios for Magnetek Material Handling.

About Magnetek
Magnetek, Inc. provides a full complement of material handling control solutions including AC and DC drive systems, motors, brakes, conductor bar and festoon systems, radio remote controls, and pushbutton pendant stations. In addition to material handling products, Magnetek manufactures digital power and motion control systems used in people-moving and energy delivery. Headquartered in Menomonee Falls, Wis., in the greater Milwaukee area, Magnetek operates manufacturing facilities in Pittsburgh, Pa.; Canonsburg, Pa.; and Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, as well as Menomonee Falls.

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