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Auction to Feature PCB Manufacturing & Plant Support Equipment
October 4, 2022 | Surplus Solutions, LLCEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Surplus Solutions, LLC, a Global Industrial Auction Company, in conjunction with Infinity Asset Solutions will conduct a major online auction to sell the assets of Milplex Circuit Canada, Inc. located at 70 Maybrook Drive, Scarborough, (Toronto) Ontario, Canada.
Milplex Circuit (Canada), Inc. was an industry leader in the fabrication of thermally conductive printed circuit boards. They had the expertise to fabricate single sided, double side, multilayer, and sequential lamination multilayer thermally conductive constructions. Milplex also provided aluminum copper backed or aluminum and copper core solutions. The Online Auction will open on Monday, October 17th, 2022 and will begin closing on Thursday, October 20th, 2022 at 11:00 AM EST. There will be a preview & inspection open to the public on Monday, October 17th from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Featured items will include:
· 2008 Orbotech Model Discovery 8000 AOI
· 2010 Camtek Model Orion 860 AOI/ Inner & Outer Layer Inspection
· Mania Vertical Flying Probe Testers
· (4) Multiline Post Etch Auto Artwork Punches
· (10) Excellon & Hitachi CNC Drilling & Routing Machines
· OEM & TMP Lamination Press Machines
· Accuscore AS-200 CNC & AS 150 JN Scoring Systems
· Wet Process, Plating Lines, Solder Mask Equipment
· (8) Olec & ORC Single & Double Sided Exposure Units
· Plant & Facility Support, Spare Parts, Ovens, 2018 Air Compressor, Tools, Racking
· Much More, Inventory, Raw Material, Over 350 Lots
According to Jason Hayne, vice president at Infinity Asset Solutions, “The Milplex Circuit Canada Online Auction will provide buyers a unique opportunity to purchase printed circuit board manufacturing equipment & plant support assets at a reduced cost with no delays. All of the assets are available immediately with no supply chain issues or any delays. The 50,000 Sq Ft Facility is packed with printed circuit board manufacturing equipment as well as a large quantity of plant support Assets.”
Auctioneer accepting Pre Auction offers on major equipment. All interested parties can find full auction details including equipment listings, photos, videos, lot catalog, and bidding instructions here.
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