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Teledyne Labtech purchases Ledia Direct Imager from Ucamco
February 18, 2016 | Teledyne LabtechEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Teledyne Labtech has taken delivery of a Screen Ledia Direct Imaging system from Ucamco. The Ledia SB32 is the first production system to be delivered to the UK. Following a large number of installations in Europe and with over 235 Ledia systems worldwide in production, Ucamco are excited to see a Ledia in production at a high profile manufacturer like Teledyne Labtech.
John Priday (CTO) commented: “we selected the Ledia system after a comprehensive benchmark process. Screen’s Ledia is the only DI exposing system that provides top quality for all layer types - inner, outer and solder mask in PCB production. Immediately following the installation we have started to experience the benefits of Ledia for our customers. Besides its quality and performance, we have selected Ledia for its low cost of operation and the support from a well-established team of engineers from Ucamco.”
About Teledyne Labtech
Teledyne Labtech is one of the world's leading manufacturers of microwave circuit solutions with specialist capabilities in design, manufacturing, assembly and testing across many technologies, product and market applications from defence electronics, global telecommunications to space and satellite communications. Teledyne Labtech operates from a manufacturing centre in Presteigne, mid-Wales (UK) and is dedicated to microwave circuit board manufacturing, assembly and test.
About Ucamco
Ucamco (formerly Barco ETS) is a market leader in PCB CAM software, photoplotting and direct imaging systems, with a global network of sales and support centers. Headquartered in Ghent, Belgium, Ucamco has over 25 years of ongoing experience in developing and supporting leading-edge photoplotters and front-end tooling solutions for the global PCB industry. Key to this success is the company's uncompromising pursuit of engineering excellence in all its products. Ucamco also owns the IP rights on the Gerber File Format through its acquisition of Gerber Sytems Corp. (1998).
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