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ITL Circuits Selects Chemcut

Published: 26 March 2008
 by Staff
ONTARIO, CANADA - ITL Circuits has announced that it will install a Chemcut 8000 Strip-Etch-Strip system in its facility in Markham, Ontario.

ITL Circuits claims a thirty-year history of using Chemcut equipment, citing the company equipment's reliability, low-maintenance, and moderate price structure.

“We are very pleased that ITL Circuits has selected Chemcut to be the provider of chemical etching and cleaning process equipment at their new state-of-the-art facility,” stated Rick Lies, Chemcut’s CEO.

ITL Circuits, founded in 1970, is a PCB manufacturer, producing single-sided to multi-layer PCBs for commercial, military, telecommunications, medical, industrial, and aerospace applications.

Chemcut Corporation, founded in 1957, produces spray chemical etching equipment for volume and prototype production.
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