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RICHARDSON, TX -- TXP Corp. has expanded its facility by 16,488 sq. ft. to accommodate its newly expanded iPhotonics R&D team following the recent hiring of Siemens' former ONT staff.
The now 47,000 sq. ft. plant includes additional warehouse space and a staging area for the TXP's retrofit business.
The now 47,000 sq. ft. plant includes additional warehouse space and a staging area for the TXP's retrofit business.
ST. PETERSBURG, FL -- Phoenix X-Ray, a maker of inspection equipment, has opened a service center in St. Petersburg. The company had announced the new site in February.
The site houses the company's 2D and 3D x-ray inspection equipment, and sales, service and applications engineers.
“Our new service center will offer the complete range of excellent consultation, and application services,“ said Dr. Stefan Becker, director of international sales, in a press statement.
The site houses the company's 2D and 3D x-ray inspection equipment, and sales, service and applications engineers.
“Our new service center will offer the complete range of excellent consultation, and application services,“ said Dr. Stefan Becker, director of international sales, in a press statement.
BANGALORE – Brady Corp., a $1 billion OEM of identification equipment and materials, has opened a manufacturing plant at Electronics City in Bangalore.
The plant will make products for use in cellphones and electronics manufacturing.
“The presence in Bangalore allows us to serve our customers better, strengthen key partnerships and extend our reach into the Indian markets,” said Allan Klotsche, Brady vice-president, Asia Pacific region.
The plant will make products for use in cellphones and electronics manufacturing.
“The presence in Bangalore allows us to serve our customers better, strengthen key partnerships and extend our reach into the Indian markets,” said Allan Klotsche, Brady vice-president, Asia Pacific region.
WASHINGTON, DC – A task force that includes the National Association of Manufacturers is urging President Bush to include funding for basic research performed by the Department of Defense in his American Competitiveness Initiative (ACI).
“This study illustrates the importance of the Defense Department’s basic research programs to the nation’s economic competitiveness and national security,” said NAM president John Engler.
“This study illustrates the importance of the Defense Department’s basic research programs to the nation’s economic competitiveness and national security,” said NAM president John Engler.
SAN FRANCISCO – Manufacturers looking for help on RoHS compliance will want to tune in to the upcoming Assessing and Maintaining Compliance webinar. The free online seminar will take place Dec. 13, 4 p.m. EST. The one-hour presentation will feature Ken Stanvick, senior vice president at Design Chain Associates, presenting on what companies need to do to maintain and demonstrate RoHS compliance; what an RoHS compliance audit really means; what needs to be audited within your company; and why to include suppliers and subcontractors in an audit.
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ST. PETERSBURG, FL -- Jabil Circuit's previously announced assembly factory in the Ukraine will come online next spring, according to several reports.
Circuits Assembly first reported the plans in October.
Construction started on the plant in September. The finished plant will have an 85,000 sq. ft. footprint and employ 1,500 workers.
Circuits Assembly first reported the plans in October.
Construction started on the plant in September. The finished plant will have an 85,000 sq. ft. footprint and employ 1,500 workers.
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