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PLASTRONICS technology brand | Smiths Interconnect At the heart of Plastronics' technology is the H-Pin contact, providing the mechanical and electrical benefits of a spring probe pin with the cost savings and process control of a fully automated stamping and assembly manufacturing
PLASTRONICS - LinkedIn Whether your future challenge is listed above, or a new challenge presents itself, Plastronics has the technology and the expertise to tackle the most daunting burn-in issues
Smiths Interconnect buys Plastronics - Electronics Weekly Smiths Interconnect has expanded into the burn-in test market with the acquisition of Plastronics the Texas supplier of burn-in test sockets and spring probe contacts for the semiconductor test market and custom connectors for industrial applications
Smiths Interconnect expands with acquisition of Plastronics Plastronics Sockets Connections, a specialist in burn-in test sockets and spring probe contacts for the semiconductor test market segment, as well as specialised connectors for industrial applications, has been acquired by Smiths Interconnect
Plastronics is now part of Smiths Interconnect (A4) Plastronics is a leading supplier of burn-in test sockets and patented spring probe contacts for the semiconductor test market, as well as custom interface connectors for industrial applications
Smiths Interconnect expands into burn-in test market . . . - Smiths Group Plastronics’ technology, products, and capabilities complement and strengthen Smiths Interconnect’s existing portfolio of products and support the company’s ambition to be the partner of choice for semiconductor test customers around the world
PLASTRONICS semiconductor market | Smiths Interconnect Plastronics offers an extensive catalog of finished sockets that are ready to fulfill burn-in, humidity, failure analysis, and test requirements for the latest packaged devices, including QFN, LGA, BGA and μBGA