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Earlier this year, MicroCraft installed its latest and fastest flying probe tester, E8M6151, at Amitron’s facility in Chicago, Illinois.
After benchmarking the E8M against other competitors, Amitron chose to continue their long partnership with MicroCraft. “As component densities increase and pad sizes continue to decrease, high accuracy and high-speed testing become critical for PCB manufacturers. MicroCraft’s E8 demonstrates these traits and comes with MicroCraft’s long track record of reliability,” said Tyson Mortimer, Amitron president.
MicroCraft recently finished construction of its new factory and headquarters in Okayama, Japan, late last year. “We now have manufacturing, R&D, sales and administration all under one roof, which has helped immensely by allowing us to quickly develop new products and improve our lead times on equipment,” said MicroCraft President and CEO Yorio Hidehira.
About Amitron
Since 1985, Amitron has provided high quality printed circuit boards, supported by a dedicated staff from prototype through production. Now also MIL-31032 certified.
About MicroCraft
MicroCraft is a global leader in flying probe electrical testers and also a market leader in inkjet printers for legend marking and solder mask printing for PCB fabrication. MicroCraft inkjet printers can be used for applications such as etch resist, plating resist and conductive ink printing.
