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Coastal RF Systems Joins StratEdge’s Network as Manufacturer’s Representative for Southern California
October 31, 2024 | StratEdgeEstimated reading time: 1 minute
StratEdge Corporation, a leader in high-performance semiconductor packaging solutions, has appointed Coastal RF Systems as its exclusive Manufacturer's Representative for Southern California. This strategic partnership is set to extend StratEdge's advanced packaging solutions into new industries and support rapid growth across telecommunications, aerospace, and defense sectors.
"We're excited to bring Coastal RF Systems on board to represent us in Southern California," said Tim Going, President of StratEdge. "Their local market expertise and focus on high-frequency applications align perfectly with our goals, and we’re confident they’ll bring added value to our customers."
Frank Edwards, President and founder of Coastal RF Systems, echoed the sentiment. "Partnering with StratEdge allows us to offer a new level of high-performance solutions to our clients," said Edwards. "We look forward to bringing StratEdge's advanced packaging options to clients in high-demand sectors who require reliability and innovation."
This collaboration underscores StratEdge's commitment to expanding its reach through strategic partnerships that align with its values and quality standards. Coastal RF Systems will leverage its extensive industry network to represent StratEdge's full line of post-fired ceramic and molded ceramic semiconductor packages, designed to handle extreme conditions and high-power applications.
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