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May 16, 2025 | Seica, Inc.Estimated reading time: 1 minute
Seica, Inc. is pleased to announce that 4FRONT Solutions has purchased and installed a PILOT V8 NEXT Flying Probe Tester at its electronics manufacturing facility in DeLand, Florida. 4FRONT Solutions, a full-service Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) provider with locations in Erie, PA and DeLand, FL, specializes in delivering high-reliability solutions for the Aerospace, Defense, Industrial Controlsand Transportation industries. 4FRONT Solutions already has a PILOT V8 NEXT system in its Erie, PA facility, further strengthening its test capabilities across multiple locations.
The PILOT V8 NEXT’s vertical, dual-sided architecture enables simultaneous probing on both sides of the printed circuit board assembly (PCBA), optimizing efficiency and ensuring comprehensive, accurate test coverage. This dual-sided probing capability significantly enhances productivity while ensuring the high testing standards required for today’s advanced electronics manufacturing.
With this investment, 4FRONT Solutions strengthens its test and quality assurance capabilities, aligning with its mission to provide best-in-class PCB, Cable, and System Level Assembly services to customers who demand the highest levels of reliability.
“We are excited to continue partnering with Seica as we further enhance our manufacturing and test capabilities,” said Mike Sementelli, VP Sales and Marketing at 4FRONT Solutions. “The PILOT V8 NEXT will provide the speed, flexibility, and precision necessary to meet the rigorous demands of high-reliability industries, while also supporting future growth.”
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