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SUNNYVALE, CA – PCB manufacturer Sierra Proto Express has acquired Teknicircuits of Danbury, CT.
 
Sierra Proto Express will handle PCB fabrication for Teknicircuits’ customers from its Chanute, KS production center, the former PC Boards plant. Quickturn jobs will be handled at Sierra’s Sunnyvale facility.
 
Sierra expects sales to exceed $40 million this year.
 
LOGAN, UT – EMS firm Inovar Inc. will break ground on an expansion that will triple its square footage.
 
With the expansion, Inovar’s Logan facility will reach 60,000 sq. ft.
 
The company plans to enhance its capabilities in new product introduction and prototyping, test services, DfM and final assembly. Currently, the company produces about 200 different products monthly. 
 
A groundbreaking ceremony will take place on June 28 at 11:30 a.m.; customers and the public are invited.
 
ST. PETERSBURG, FL -- Jabil Circuit on Thursday night reported a 90% drop in net profits despite a 15% gain in quarterly revenue. In its third quarter ended May 31, the EMS firm reported net income of $6.2 million, down from $64.2 million last year, on sales of $3 billion.

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FREMONT, CADage Precision Industries has installed an XD7600 x-ray inspection system in the American Competitiveness Institute’s demonstration factory.

ACI performs electronics manufacturing research for the Department of Defense and the industry. 

Dage joins a host of companies, including Samsung and Manncorp, in supplying the factory with the latest in electronics manufacturing equipment and materials.
 
OSLO, NORWAY – According to a statement circulated by the UK Department of Trade and Industry, Norway plans to ban the import of several substances in consumer products.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD – A trade group study examining opportunities for UV and electron beam technologies in printed electronics applications is nearing completion.
 
An executive summary will be presented July 23 at a RadTech meeting in Chicago. RadTech is a trade association for companies interested in UV and EB technologies.
 
Among the areas studied: conductive inks; RFID; displays; lighting; batteries; photovoltaics; circuitry; memory; sensors; clothing and textiles.
 
The event is free, but advanced registration is required. Contact RadTech at uveb@radtech.org
 

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