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May 16, 2016 | Sunrise ElectronicsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Ashok Patel, President and Founder of Sunrise Electronics announced recently that his company has acquired and installed a new Camtek Gryphon Solder Mask/ Legend Printer.
The Gryphon Solder Mask /Legend printer represents the very latest in solder mask and legend application. This equipment allows companies to provide PCBs with significantly more precise solder mask depth and alignment, while providing the fastest and most efficient application method on the market today.
Commenting on this new piece of equipment, Jigar Patel, Sunrise Electronics Vice President of Operations said, “This equipment is perfect for the business we are in. We want to be able to provide our customers with the highest technology on the market today and provide it faster than anyone else…the Gryphon allows us to do just that. It has really boosted our speed and efficiency.”
About Sunrise Electronics
Founded in 1996 Sunrise Electronics is the printed circuit board industry’s leader provider of high technology, high reliability fast turnaround pcbs. Included in their high tech capabilities: BBV’s and Micro Via Technology, sequential lamination, Via in Pad (Epoxy and Silver filled), back drilling, thin capacitance layers, hybrid dielectric packages, Metal core fabrication and High speed & RF packages. They are committed to giving their customers the fastest PCB solutions available today they provide quotes in 4 hours or less, fabrication in 12 hours to 10 days and Standard lead times in 3 days.
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