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Silicon Mountain Participates in Successful 3rd Annual Idaho Manufacturing Industry Trade Show & Conference
December 1, 2023 | Silicon MountainEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Silicon Mountain, a leading electronic manufacturing company, is pleased to announce its participation in the 3rd Annual Idaho Manufacturing Industry Trade Show & Conference, hosted by the Idaho Manufacturing Alliance. The event was held at the Boise Centre in downtown Boise, Idaho, on November 30, 2023.
The Idaho Manufacturing Alliance's annual trade show and conference serve as a premier platform for industry professionals to connect, engage in learning, and explore cutting-edge solutions. Silicon Mountain is proud to be a part of this event, showcasing its expertise in providing manufacturing solutions that cater to the diverse needs of clients, from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies.
With a dedicated team of professionals who exemplify a commitment to excellence, Silicon Mountain has positioned itself as a key player in the manufacturing industry. The company's success is reinforced by its focus on crucial factors such as time-to-market and supply chain availability. This unique business model allows Silicon Mountain to seamlessly support both low- and high-volume production, empowering its customers to accelerate their product development processes and swiftly bring innovative solutions to market.
Silicon Mountain specializes in a range of manufacturing services, including Surface Mount Technology (SMT), Through-hole, Mechanical Assembly, and Higher Level Assembly (HLA). This comprehensive suite of capabilities positions Silicon Mountain as a one-stop solution for clients seeking a reliable and efficient partner in their manufacturing journey.
“We were thrilled to be part of the Idaho Manufacturing Industry Trade Show & Conference, where we had the opportunity to showcase our innovative manufacturing solutions to industry leaders and professionals,” said Clint Roehr, Project Manager at Silicon Mountain. “Our team remains dedicated to driving excellence in the manufacturing sector, and this event provides a fantastic opportunity to showcase our capabilities and connect with potential partners.”
Silicon Mountain provides a wide range of services, whether it is prototyping for startups or high-volume manufacturing. Regardless of the service, the company aims for high quality and quick turnaround.
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