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September 28, 2022 | MicroCraftEstimated reading time: 1 minute
MicroCraft installed an EMMA E4M6151 tester earlier this year at GreenSource’s state-of-the-art facility in New Hampshire. This E4M6151 is a very capable flying probe tester able to reliably test at high speeds while maintaining accuracy and precision. It is MicroCraft’s most popular tester model.
Michael Gleason, Director of Product Development, adds, “We are very pleased with the recently installed EMMA tester. The majority of our products are multi-lam and build-up designs which require electrical testing of the sub-composites. For panel level testing, EMMA’s speed, accuracy and reliability is industry leading and has opened up needed capacity in our ET department. Its fine feature testing capability is a welcomed bonus.”
About GreenSource Fabrication
Today over 90% of PCB’s are considered commodities. To compete in the space where this statement is not applicable requires developing engineered solutions and technical differentiators. It demands an engineering driven company with a commitment to invest in state-of-the-art equipment, highly qualified personnel, and development of leading-edge practices. GreenSource Fabrication made the decision to invest in both equipment and talent. GreenSource Fabrication is a premier US based world class source of high-end PCB’s and substrates.
For general inquiries to GreenSource please contact jbrown@greensourcefab.com and visit them at www.greensourcefab.com.
About MicroCraft
MicroCraft is a global leader in bare board flying probe electrical testers. In 1994, the EMMA line of testers was introduced and quickly became the industry standard. MicroCraft continues to add new test features as well as increased speed and accuracy.
MicroCraft is also a market leader in inkjet printing of solder mask. MicroCraft inkjet printers are compatible with all major inkjet ink suppliers and can be used for a variety of applications such as solder mask, etch resist, plating resist and conductive ink.
For MicroCraft product information please contact: sales@usamicrocraft.com or visit their website: www.usamicrocraft.com.
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