| SMT Resource Moves to Ex Flex Site |
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| Written by Mike Buetow | |||
| Sunday, 06 April 2008 17:31 | |||
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WAKE FOREST,
NC – SMT Resource Group has
moved its technical center
and warehouse into a former Flextronics manufacturing building in
Youngsville.
The site provides additional space, plus room for SMT equipment restoration, testing and demos. SMTR plans to set up two fully operational lines in a separate secure area for “time share” use by small manufacturers. SMTR will consolidate its facilities in Temple, TX, and Wake Forest, NC, into the new site.
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