Absolute Electronics announces expansion of it's state-of-the-art facility in California

VAN NUYS, Calif. - Aug. 9, 2019 - PRLog -- Absolute Electronics , a Illinois-based printed circuit board (PCB) prototyping and assembly services firm, has announced today that it recently completed its expansion, increasing their Illinois facility to over 46,000 square feet. Absolute Electronics  provides PCB design layout, material purchasing, assembly, warehousing, order management and full testing and quality assurance services.

The company's customer base includes a broad range of Silicon Valley electronic industries, including medical, high-end industrial, industrial pc, military, mobile/wireless, networking, and semi conductor equipment companies. Founded in 2003  A-Plus key executives, Alpha's state-of- the-art machines (representing a $10 million investment)
cover the entire printed circuit board assembly process, from quick turn PCB prototype service to mid-volume PCB assembly:

3 FUJI and 3 JUKI lines consist of Juki screen printers, CP-643E, CP65, IP3 and BTU reflow ovens to support quick-turn printed circuit board (PCB) prototypes and on-going production needs.

The SRT rework station is the main BGA rework machine, which provides for lead free BGA and micro BGA.

Nicolet X-ray, Yes tech AOI, Mirtec inline fully automatic AOI and 5DX X-ray inspection machines are used for the BGA inspection process, providing consistent production quality.

A Takaya flying probe tester to used to test client needs at the prototype stage.

The expansion will ease the company's capacity constraints, according to Absolute Electronics  CEO, Eric Chang, who says "This move will allow Absolute Electronics  to:
- expand our PCBA services
- Include system integration, and
- produce more solid state drives, network security, GPS, and similar products."
EQUIPMENT UPGRADE

In addition to the planned expansion, Absolute Electronics  has recently completed significant equipment upgrades, to benefit its clients.

"We have standardized our printer to a Juki fully automatic printer, switched our oven to BTU, cleaner to Speeline Aquastorm, and added a Pillarhouse selective wave solder machine. And with our new data collection system," says Eric Chang we will be able to collect and store all information real- time and online. We can even track products by their serial number throughout the process."

For more detail visit official website:-

https://absolutepcbassembly.com/services/pcb-manufacturing-services/