We manufacture high quality lighting products for cars and agricultural machinery as well as special vehicles. Our lamps, which are designed and made in Poland, combine modern trends in design with the latest technology. WESEM lamps are installed as a OEM parts by multiple vehicle makers as well as being supplied to automotive wholesalers in many parts of the world.

On 5-8 April, at the Poznań Automotive Technology Fair, a Polish lamp manufacturer will exhibit one of their new products - CRC5 LED work lamp with a handle and a magnet. The lamp is suitable for use on all types of vehicles, offering long service life to non-professional and professional drivers, automobile repair shop workers, emergency vehicle drivers, slow-moving vehicle or roadside assistance vehicle users.

Reliability, durability and interesting patterns are undisputed advantages of the CRV2 working lamp. Users have a variety of options and can select a frame in a colour of their choice. These lamps will perform well on vehicles in factories and during farming, constructional and many other types of works for which industrial in-plant vehicles are used.

We kindly inform that as a result of transformation on September the 6th 2016 District Court has registered change of the company's name from:
WESEM D.M.T. Hajduk Spółka Jawna
to
WESEM Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością Sp. k.

40 years have passed… Yes, they are gone. As we are celebrating our 40^th anniversary this year, we have decided to recapitulate important facts from our company's history. We have been in the market for these 40 years and all along we have been watching our customers express satisfaction with our lights, installed in various vehicles. This satisfaction is our greatest reward and measure of success.

WESEM has for many years actively supported motorsports. In the context of motorcycle racing, the company's logo is visible during motorcycle trial events. Andrzej Mistarz, a trial driver sponsored by WESEM is almost a veteran competitor in trial events. Now Andrzej is passing the baton to his son Kuba  whom he infected with his passion for this sport.