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SVTronics Makes KYZEN Its Cleaning Chemistry Standard
January 21, 2022 | SVTronicsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
SVTronics, a leading Manufacturing services company, is pleased to announce that it has made KYZEN its cleaning chemistry standard for its manufacturing facility in Plano, Texas. The sale was facilitated by the Texas-based manufacturers’ representative Southwest Systems Technology. SVTronics has five fully automated high-speed SMT production lines and a separate SMT line for prototype production.
The SVTronics facility is equipped with state-of-the-art machineries from leading equipment vendors and a professional engineering team to deliver all your production needs from prototype through production. With a qualified production process, innovative technology and highly skilled personnel, SVtronics ensures complete customer satisfaction by delivering best quality products, on time, at the lowest cost.
“We are an AS9100 and ISO 1394 certified facility, so board cleanliness is critical to our customers,” commented Chris Dickey, VP Sales & Marketing at SVtronics. “KYZEN wash chemistry’s performance has proven to produce superior results while being cost effective.”
KYZEN is the global leader in the development of high performance, innovative cleaning process solutions for Electronics Manufacturing, Metal Finishing and Advanced Packaging applications. Its chemistries go beyond ever-changing compliance regulations to surpass customer expectations in quality, technical support and process innovation.
SVTronics specializes in custom electronic products for applications including embedded, industrial, medical, military, automotive, etc. The SVTronics team can handle all electronic manufacturing needs from start to finish.
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