Tucson: Dave Ryder, President of Prototron Circuits of Tucson Arizona, announced recently that his company that his company has expanded its’ Via Fill and Planarization capabilities by adding an ITC THP32 Via Fill Equipment & a Pola a Massa PLZ 3000 Planarizer to its already existing via fill equipment room.
When making the announcement, Mr. Ryder said. “We are on track to completely upgrade our facility and adding this improved Via Fill and Planarization capability is only the first step. We are in the process adding to our drill room with new Schmoll high tech drilling machines and to our imaging department with a Maskless Direct Imaging system. This is all part of bringing our facility to the next level allowing is to be able to provide our customers with the latest PCB technology both today and in the future.”
About Prototron
With nearly 35 years in business, Prototron Circuits is one of the industry leaders when it comes to High Technology Quick Turn Printed Circuits boards. An AS9100 and Mil-P-31032 fully qualified fabricator with outstanding performance (98%+ Quality and Delivery). Prototron is the preferred source for all companies needing reliable QTA PCBs.
They also offer a complete global sourcing (non-China solution) solution making them one of the most versatile and capable PCB fabricators in North America
Prototron’s high tech quick turn facility is in Tucson, Arizona.
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