Trackwise, Stevenage Circuits to Exhibit at DSEI 2021
August 2, 2021 | TrackwiseEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Trackwise and sister company Stevenage Circuits are pleased to confirm that they will be exhibiting at the world’s largest gathering of the defense and security community: DSEI (Defence and Security Equipment International) at the Excel center in London, 14-17 September 2021.
Trackwise will be showcasing their Improved Harness Technology™ – the patented process innovation that has extended Trackwise’ capability to the manufacture of multilayer flexible PCBs of any length, most recently up to 72m (238ft). Boards of such length can be used as high reliability, compact, lightweight alternative to conventional wiring harnesses in high-value, mass-critical applications.
Stevenage Circuits will be exhibiting the range of their manufacturing capability, including HDI, microwave & RF, flex & flex-rigid and rigid & multi-layer PCBs.
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