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Electra Polymers Ltd Expands Manufacturing Capacity, Invests in New Facilities and Talent
March 26, 2024 | Electra Polymers LtdEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Electra Polymers Ltd, a leading provider of coatings for the electronics industry, proudly announces a significant expansion of its manufacturing capacity for inkjet materials. The company is making substantial investments in new facilities, talent acquisition, and cutting-edge laboratory equipment to meet the increasing demand for high-performance functional inkjet materials in the market.
As part of this expansion initiative, Electra has acquired an additional 10,000 square feet of manufacturing space dedicated to the production of inkjet materials. This expansion marks a significant milestone in the company's commitment to meeting the evolving inkjet needs of its customers and further solidifies its position as a key player in the inkjet sphere.
With this additional space, Electra are strategically positioned to bolster their already substantial production capacity for inkjet materials. With plans to ramp up production to over 30,000 kilograms per month from the end of 2024 to an impressive 100,000 kilograms per month by the end of 2025. This substantial increase in production capacity will enable Electra to meet the growing demand for its inkjet materials and better serve its expanding customer base.
In addition to investing in new facilities, Electra is also focusing on bolstering its team with top talent in the field of inkjet technology. The company recognizes that innovation and expertise are critical drivers of success in the rapidly evolving inkjet materials market. By bringing in new talent and expanding its research and development capabilities, Electra aims to stay at the forefront of technological advancements and continue to deliver superior products to the industry.
"I am excited to announce the expansion of our manufacturing capabilities for inkjet materials," said Ashley Steers – Sales Manager for Printed Circuit Products at Electra Polymers Ltd. "This investment is needed to support the needs of existing, recently converted and future customers. This market is moving fast and the uptake of our ELECTRAJET® EMJ110 soldermask and ETJ24 plate and etch resists has been very encouraging, 2024 will be an amazing year for Electra and its range of inkjet materials."
Electra Polymers Ltd remains dedicated to providing innovative solutions and unparalleled customer service. The company looks forward to continuing its growth trajectory and delivering value to customers worldwide with its expanded manufacturing capabilities and investments in talent and technology in the functional inkjet arena.
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