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September 29, 2021 | NEOTechEstimated reading time: 1 minute
NEOTech, a leading provider of electronic manufacturing services and supply chain solutions for brand name OEMs in the industrial, medical and mil/aero markets, is proud to announce the purchase of two award-winning ViTrox V810 S2 advanced 3D X-Ray Inspection (AXI) machines for its Longmont, CO facility.
ViTrox’s latest innovation in Advanced 3D X-Ray Inspection (AXI) is designed to specially cater to different sizes of PCB assemblies to be examined at micron level with maximum throughput. This translates to increased production efficiency and cost savings.
“At our NEOTech Longmont manufacturing facility, we build and assemble vital electronic products for some of our nation’s premier military product suppliers,” commented Jon Good, NEOTech Longmont General Manager. “It is crucial we provide the highest quality and highest reliable products possible to ensure our military can successfully and safely complete their missions. The Vitrox V810 was a clear choice to be a part of our SMT line. We’re creating products on the cutting-edge of technology. The Vitrox V810 provides us the much needed latest innovations in advanced 3D X-ray inspection as product complexity continues to grow. With the addition of these two units, NEOTech not only improves the in-house X-ray inspection capability and enhances production efficiency; but, also makes sure our top priority of product quality and reliability is achieved.”
The ViTrox V810 S2 is the receipient of nine industry awards, including the Circuits Assembly NPI, EM Asia Innovation Award, 4 Global Technology Awards, and a Best in Test award. The system is touted as the world’s fastest AXI for all types of PCBA.
NEOTech’s goal is to successfully convert customers’ product technology into engineered products, providing the most capable supply base, manufacturing products with care and delivering them on time. The company is large enough to offer refined Tier 1 tools, processes and capabilities, yet small enough to provide individualized care and service. NEOTech provides tailored project-by-project services that focus on each customer’s individual, unique needs. The result is a true collaboration in which the customer’s needs are met – or exceeded – in a timely, efficient and cost-effective manner.
With more than 40 years of heritage in electronics manufacturing, NEOTech specializes in high-reliability programs in the Aerospace and Defense industry, Medical Products, and High-Tech Industrial markets. NEOTech is well recognized as a premier EMS provider with in-depth experience manufacturing high-tech products and managing stringent U.S. government requirements.
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