About Rosh Electroptics LTD
Service Over the Horizon
At Rosh Electroptics, we know that partnering with the right electro-optics experts can significantly impact your research, product development, and success.
Our Origin and Evolution
Since 1983, when our founder Ephraim Rubin, identified a need for specialized optical components in Israel, Rosh Electroptics has grown into one of the country’s leading distributors of advanced electro-optic technologies.
Since 1996, we’ve continually expanded our expertise and product offerings as an ISO-qualified company. From optical components to optomechanics, we now provide a wide range of products, including laser diodes, lasers, motion systems, fiber-optic components, lab equipment, and more. Today, under the leadership of our CEO, Meir Rubin, we are committed to pushing the boundaries of innovation to serve our customers better.
Always Expanding Horizons
In recent years, we’ve ventured into microscopy and biotechnology, spearheaded by Gennadi Yarchouk, our Chief Sales Manager, and Dr. Eldad Ben-Yishai, our imaging and laser specialist. This reflects our dedication to advancing cutting-edge research in these fields.
Customer Endorsement and Partnership
Our customers are innovators across many industries. Prof. Erez Hasman, Schlesinger Chair, Head of Atomic-Scale Photonics Laboratory at the Technion, shares his experience:
“I have been a customer of Rosh Electroptics since its early days, and I highly recommend them for their expertise and outstanding support. Their high-quality electro-optic components have consistently met the demanding standards of our research. Rosh Electroptics’ dedication to innovation and customer service makes them a trusted partner in our advanced optical work across various projects and fields.”
Looking to the Future
At Rosh Electroptics, we are driven by the pursuit of excellence. We aim to continue delivering high-quality, innovative solutions, ensuring our customers lead the way in electro-optic advancements.
Join us on the journey to illuminating breakthroughs in electro-optics.
