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Excello Circuits to Showcase Rigid-Flex/Flex & PCB Capabilities at AEMS 2023
July 19, 2023 | Excello CircuitsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Excello Circuits, a dedicated quick-turn rigid-flex, flex & PCB manufacturer, will be exhibiting at this year’s Anaheim Electronics Manufacturing Show (AEMS), scheduled for September 27-28, 2023. The annual gathering brings together some of the most innovative minds in the industry and we're excited to be a part of it.
At Excello Circuits, our commitment is centered on being a reliable, strategic partner for OEMs. We specialize in the design and manufacturing of Rigid-Flex, Flex, and PCBs. This year, we're looking forward to showcasing our capabilities and innovative solutions designed to meet the ever-evolving needs of our customers.
Our team believes that the essence of our work lies not just in creating excellent products, but in fostering strong partnerships and building lasting relationships. As such, our participation in the AEMS 2023 provides the perfect platform for us to connect with potential partners, existing customers, and industry peers.
Over the two-day event, we invite you to visit our exhibition booth (booth# 121). Here, you'll have an opportunity to see first-hand our top-quality circuitry products, innovative solutions, and industry-leading manufacturing processes. You'll also get to meet and engage with our knowledgeable team who are excited to discuss and answer any queries you may have about our products, services, and how we can support your specific needs.
Excello Circuits has been at the forefront of delivering reliable, high-quality Rigid-Flex, Flex, and PCB solutions for a range of industries, from aerospace to consumer electronics. Our emphasis on exceptional product quality, innovation, and customer-focused service has made us a preferred partner for Manufacturers.
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