Defense Speak Interpreted: Update on the Continuing Resolution and Budget Process for Defense
American Made Advocacy: Reshoring—About Trust, Not Just Geography
Beyond the Board: The Future of Innovation—Why the Electronics Industry Needs You
Computrol to Debut New Test Capabilities at MD&M West
January 6, 2017 | Computrol Inc.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
Computrol Inc. will be exhibiting in at the MD&M West, which is scheduled to take place February 7-9, 2017 at the Anaheim Convention Center in California. Computrol will be in Booth 524.
Over the past year, Computrol has upgraded its two state-of-the-art facilities with more than 10 new advanced systems to keep up with its customers' needs. Some of Computrol's new capabilities include the Spea 4050 Flying Probe, a Nordson DAGE Ruby FP X-ray system, two MV-7 OMNI 3D In-Line AOI Machines from MIRTEC at each facility, three KY-8030-3 in-line, fully automated SPI systems from Koh Young Technology, and more.
Computrol is certified to ISO 9001-2008, ISO 13485 specific to medical device quality systems, AS9100 specific to military and aerospace quality systems, IPC class II and III and J-STD certified as well as being ITAR registered and lead-free RoHS compliant.
Computrol's electronics contract manufacturing expertise allows customers to realize significant improvements in cycle time, asset utilization, reliability, flexibility, and responsiveness. These objectives are achieved through integration of modern systems and processes, highly skilled and experienced people, fact-based process management, and continuous improvement.
About Computrol Inc.
Computrol, Inc., with manufacturing facilities in Meridian, Idaho and Orem, Utah, is a leading national provider of high-quality, low-volume electronics manufacturing capabilities, serving military, medical, aerospace, broadcast and general industry customers. For more information about Computrol, Inc., click here.
Share on:
Suggested Items
Rogers Reports Q1 2025 Results
04/30/2025 | Rogers CorporationNet sales of $190.5 million decreased 0.9% versus the prior quarter. Advanced Electronics Solutions (AES) net sales increased by 1.8% primarily related to higher ADAS and aerospace and defense sales, partially offset by lower EV/HEV and industrial sales. Elastomeric Material Solutions (EMS) net sales decreased by 4.3% primarily from a seasonal decline in portable electronics sales and lower EV/HEV sales, partially offset by higher general industrial sales.
Kasuo Electronics Launches Advanced Testing Laboratory to Strengthen Global Supply Chain Quality Assurance
04/29/2025 | BUSINESS WIREKasuo Electronics Co., Ltd, a globally recognized trader of electronic components, has officially operationalized its state-of-the-art testing laboratory.
KOKI Expands U.S. Sales Coverage with Multiple New Representatives
04/29/2025 | KOKIKOKI, a global leader in advanced soldering materials and process optimization services, is pleased to announce the expansion of its U.S. sales network with the addition of three new manufacturers’ representative firms: Assembled Product Specialists, Diversitech Reps Inc., and Eagle Electronics.
Real Time with... IPC APEX EXPO 2025: The Role of AI in Advanced Packaging
04/30/2025 | Real Time with...IPC APEX EXPOIn a follow-up to his keynote, Dr. Ahmad Bahai, discusses the critical intersection of advanced packaging, computing, and AI in semiconductor innovation with Nolan Johnson and Devan Iyer. He emphasizes the need for new approaches to handle the data economy and highlights AI's role in optimizing electronics manufacturing. The conversation covers challenges in power and thermal management, the impact of AI on EDA tools, and bio-inspired innovations. Predictions about future trends point towards increased efficiency in design and manufacturing.
DuPont Announces Additional Leaders and Company Name for the Intended Spin-Off of the Electronics Business
04/29/2025 | PRNewswireDuPont announced Qnity Electronics, Inc. as the name of the planned independent Electronics public company that will be created through the intended spin-off of its Electronics business.