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CAPABILITIES

Follow one board all the way through.

Six stations, one building, one owner. Scroll and watch a bare substrate pick up every layer until it leaves as a finished, tested, boxed product — which is exactly what a program looks like when nobody has to hand it to another supplier halfway.

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THE LINE

Bare board in. Finished product out.

Every station adds something the last one could not. Most customers buy three or four of the six — but the reason to buy them here is that the board never leaves the building between them.

WHY THE WHOLE LINE MATTERS

The handoffs are where programs go wrong

A board that crosses three companies collects three sets of paperwork, three schedules, and three opportunities for someone to blame someone else. Keeping it in one building is not a convenience, it is most of the on-time number.

96.6

%

On Time Delivery

Easier to hold when nobody is waiting on another supplier's dock date.

0.11

%

Return Rate

One inspection standard end to end, not three that almost agree.

1

Point of Contact

One person owns the program from quote to shipped box.

Put it in front of your auditor.

Send the drawings and we will send the certificates. Both get looked at by a person the same day.

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