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Multicircuits Installs New Fully Automated Orbotech Sprint 200 Legend Printer
December 23, 2022 | MulticircuitsEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Michael Thiel, VP of Operations at Multicircuits announced recently that the company, in their continued commitment to purposeful automation, selected and installed a new Orbotech Sprint 200 Legend Printer. The automation includes a custom designed robot with vertical panel flipper and barcoding functionality enabling the printing of both sides of the panel with full automation.
“By installing this system with the proper customized robotics, we can maximize efficiency and accuracy for the legend printing process. These are key factors critical to our industry,” said Thiel.
“Installing this system is a key part of our commitment to automation and integrated manufacturing system. We are committed to making Multicircuits as streamlined and efficient using automation wherever possible. We believe this is the future of our company and the industry as well,” Thiel added.
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