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Applied Technical Services Acquires Seica Flying Probe Test System
January 16, 2017 | Zero Defects InternationalEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Zero Defects International, regional sales representative for Seica USA, has announced the sale and installation of a Seica V8 double-sided flying-probe PCBA tester at Applied Technical Services (ATS).
Based in Everett, WA, ATS conducted a rigorous and comprehensive review and benchmark of available systems prior to selecting Seica. Performance, user interface, and service and support were among the criteria employed. Seica scored well in all categories.
About ATS
ATS has over 30 years in providing EMS services and engineering solutions across a diversified customer base in market segments such as Health & Fitness, Medical, Defense & Military, Aerospace, Automotive, Industrial and consumer. Supported by a Global Supply Chain and lean manufacturing principles, their pursuit of customer satisfaction, quality and on-time delivery has earned ATS the reputation of being an especially responsive, reliable and trusted EMS partner. This has been substantiated by industry awards including “Best Place to work in WA”
About Seica USA
Seica USA is headquartered in New Hampshire and is responsible for all sales and marketing activities throughout the USA, Canada and Mexico as well as all technical activities. Products offered, in addition to flying-probe testers include turn-key automation systems, ICT testers and a range of functional test equipment.
About Zero Defects International
Zero Defects International, located in Silicon Valley is a sales and service company and has been involved in the printed circuit board and assembly industries for just over 30 years. Their range of products includes PCBA and PCB test and inspection equipment as well as PCBA test services.
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