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Thermaltronics Celebrates a Decade of Success
March 22, 2018 | ThermaltronicsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Thermaltronics, the leading manufacturer and supplier of a wide range of soldering products and accessories in the electronics industry, will celebrate its 10th year in business this year.
This milestone has seen the development of a range of hand soldering products, using the unique Curie Point technology and a full selection of accessories to provide customers worldwide with production, rework and repair equipment to meet today’s demanding electronic environment.
The latest equipment from Thermaltronics includes a new Solder Robot that has features and benefits not seen on other robotic hand soldering systems.
The company has facilities in New York, Hong Kong, China and Australia, and a worldwide distribution network.
While Thermaltronics may be a new entry to the electronics manufacturing market, the company has an experienced management team, comprised of former management and operating personnel from Metcal®/OKI and a high-tech factory, located in a Science Park outside of Beijing, China.
Design and development of products is conducted in the USA and Australia and, with the experience gained over years of involvement in the electronics manufacturing industry, subtle changes and improvements in product efficiency have resulted in a range of products that incorporate end user input and enhanced performance.
While mindful of cost concerns, Thermaltronics has streamlined production and can provide products at the highest levels of safety certification from an ISO 9000 & ISO 14000 facility. Coupled with the emphasis on quality, Thermaltronics is one of the most competitive suppliers in the industry, thereby affording customers “cost down” instead of “cost up.”
About Thermaltronics
Thermaltronics is a manufacturer and supplier of a wide range of Soldering Products & Accessories used in the electronics manufacturing industry. Design and development is undertaken in the USA and Australia, with final production taking place in a customised manufacturing facility, incorporating specialised equipment and in accordance with recognised international standards of quality and compliance. In addition to the modern factory, Thermaltronics maintains an office & warehouse in New York State, commercial offices in Hong Kong and a Distribution Sales Office in Perth Australia. Thermaltronics embraces both strict quality control and conformance with International Manufacturing Standards, is in compliance with ISO 9000 & ISO 14000 and holds certification in TuV, GS, NRTL & CE. Product warranties are among the best in the industry and distribution of the company’s products is available worldwide. For more information on Thermaltronics, please click here.
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