Problem Solved: Time to Look Beyond Gold Plating?
January 22, 2013 – Swedish company Impact Coatings has introduced a new type of machinery that provides a viable alternative to wet gold plating, using high-volume physical vapor deposition (PVD).
January 22, 2013 – Swedish company Impact Coatings has introduced a new type of machinery that provides a viable alternative to wet gold plating, using high-volume physical vapor deposition (PVD).
January 22, 2013—New Jersey-based distributor has offices in New York, Alabama, New Mexico, and California.
January 17, 2013—Proceedings explain SEC regulation and provide compliance assistance.
January 15, 2013 – Internal cable assembly features shield-less design for data rates up to 10 Gb/s.
January 8, 2013 – Successful series now available in HG2 and HG4 versions.
January 8, 2013 – Industry organization announced findings from the North American Printed Circuit Board Statistical Program.
HARTING Electronics won the “Manufacturing Excellence (MX) Award.” The company belonging to the Espelkamp-based HARTING Technology Group was recognized in the information technology category for its highly effective deployment of state-of-the-art IT structures in production and supply chain management. An intelligent customer relationship management (CRM) system and a universal enterprise resource planning (ERP) system areRead More
January 7, 2013–Sonobond recommends the ultrasonic metal welder best-suited to application
January 7, 2013—Florida-based supplier continues to gain market share after 28 years.
Molex Expedites Orders of Optical Quick-Turn Line Cable Assemblies Molex recently expanded support to data and telecommunications networking customers with the addition of Quick-Turn Line (QTL) Cable Assemblies, providing rapid order processing and shipping on custom length optical cable assemblies. The QTL assemblies will shorten lead times for customers requiring small- to medium-sized orders ofRead More
January 7, 2013—New wire ties and accessories complement cabinet and tool product lines.
December 18, 2012—These new connectors offer a solution that reduces human error during assembly.