Introduced in the US in the 1960’s, powder coating is a dry finishing process now popular in surface finishes for metal products. Powder coatings are used as protective and decorative finishes, and are available in extremely wide range of colors and textures. It’s different from conventional liquid paint because it doesn’t require a solvent. Powder coating proves tougher than liquid paint and can be used to cover a wide array of objects.
Read MoreDesign-for-manufacture (DFM) is the process of designing so that development cycle can be shortened and products can be manufactured at the lowest overall costs. DFM is a value added service provided by experienced contract manufacturers that aids in the standardization of the manufacturing process in order to deliver consistent cost-efficient quality products.
Read MoreWhether you’re new to electronics contract manufacturing or are looking to scale up production of your current product line, contract manufacturing (CM) is an option you may well have considered, and for good reason. Outsourcing your manufacturing processes, or even your R&D process, to a quality CM can benefit your business significantly.
Read MoreAn outline of services that the best plastic injection manufacturers should offer. These offerings include, quality certifications, strong IP protection, agile demand changes, In-House tooling masters and a variety of production equipment.
Read MoreElectromagnetic Interference (EMI) can greatly disrupt the functionality and conductivity of a custom cable assembly. Learn how EMI is generated, the appropriate method to block it and when EMI blockage is needed.
Read MoreIn the previous blog we covered a few factors that are critical in the design of a custom cable assembly such as the difference in cable conductors, insulation and jacketing. In this blog we will complete the guide in designing a custom cable by explaining cable shields, overmolds and their benefits.
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A guide in designing a custom cable, explaining critical factors such as the difference in cable conductors, insulation and jackets.
Read MoreThe flying probe in-circuit testing technology is currently being applied to PCB design, PCB Assembly test, and repairs. As it requires no conventional bed-of-nails test fixtures and the testing program can be created from the PCB design files, making it quick and easy. Today flying probe in-circuit testing is widely used in the electronics manufacturing industry.
Read MoreIndustrial robotic arm’s impact in the manufacturing industry is growing with advantages in cost savings, higher productivity and efficiency. With the industrial robotic arms multi-functional uses and benefits, many companies are now opting to replace low skilled human labor with industrial robotic arms.
Read MoreFrom electric vehicles to your everyday gas vehicles, a quality electronic contract manufacturer specializing in automotive devices industry is key to successfully manufacture these vehicles. There are 4 factors a quality electronic contract manufacturer should have to successfully manufacture your automotive devices. To start, the CM should have a special automotive IATF certification, proper tooling and one source solutions for fast demand changes response.
Read MoreThe new and improved Universal Serial Bus (USB) 3.2 gives the word universal a new meaning. With the ability to transfer data and power to various electronic devices such as cellphones, tablets and laptops eliminates the need to carry clunky cables. The updated USB 3.1, now USB 3.2, allows users to double their data transfer rates up to 20 GB/s due to it's multi-lane technology, making it a must have in the latest electronics trends.
Read MoreElectronic Contract Manufacturers specializing in the medical devices industry are different from the regular electronic contract manufacturers. There are 5 factors a quality medical device contract manufacturer would have: an experienced managerial, technical, and manufacturing team, along with the appropriate manufacturing certifications, proper tooling and equipment for tight tolerances and to quickly respond to demand changes.
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