Advint Delivers Advanced Electroplating Training to Triangle Labs
June 2, 2025 | Advint IncorporatedEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
During the last week of April, Advint Incorporated conducted a comprehensive two-day on-site electroplating training session for the technical team at Triangle Labs, Inc., a key innovator in the printed circuit board space. The training was structured to align with the demands of high-reliability plating processes suitable for RF and high-frequency substrates. Designed to strengthen process understanding and control, the course addressed technical challenges specific to PCB electroplating, while equipping participants with a course companion and direct access to in-depth Q&A throughout the program.
Rob Gray, vice president of operations at Triangle Labs, stated, “This course provided our team with the knowledge to make the process much better.”
Triangle Labs, Inc., known for its commitment to advanced PCB manufacturing, provides specialized circuit fabrication services using a wide array of materials. The company's focus on performance-driven applications makes process reliability paramount.
Advint Incorporated is a global electroplating advisory and training services firm, serving clients across the aerospace, automotive, defense, medical, semiconductor, and PCB sectors. Through site-specific training, engineering advisory, and process optimization, the company helps clients implement and sustain high-performance plating lines.
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