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standing of each customer’s unique requirements, customizing solutions to match their specific needs. PRIDE project teams stay in constant com- munication to refine its services so that they remain aligned with cus- tomers’ constantly changing needs and objectives. As part of its manufacturing
and logistics services, PRIDE Industries offers specialized, state- of-the-art solutions in electronics contract manufacturing and Class I
Providing state-of-the-art solutions in electronics contract manufacturing is just one of the major achievements of this non- profit company whose pri- mary mission is to make available meaningful employment for people with disabilities.
and II medical device manufactur- ing. As a single-source, full-solutions provider, the company saves its cus- tomers time and money with a full range of flexible, scalable services that match their needs exactly, including packaging, assembly, and award winning fulfillment and sup- ply chain services. Ranked #3 on the Sacramento
Business Journal Book of Lists among the Top 10 Manufacturers in the Sacramento Region, its solutions work for both small business and Fortune 50 companies. Whether a small manufacturer
or a large corporation, PRIDE In - dustries has the logistics capabili- ties, warehouse distribution and glo - bal sourcing expertise required for just-in-time deliveries and budget- friendly solutions.
Tier-One ERP The organization’s tier-one ERP
technology system helps to stream- line processes and communication by integrating supplier management, inventory controls, production re - source planning and sales order management. Most importantly, PRIDE delivers the quality stan- dards that are required in today’s industry. As a manufacturing partner,
the company combines experience, equipment and technology with ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 13485:2003 certi- fied quality systems, dedicated engi- neering teams, and responsive serv- ice. Its results have won best prac- tices recognition from some of the world’s leading corporations. In fact, PRIDE Industries was named Hew - lett Packard’s 2010 Service Supplier of the Year. Juki Automation Systems, one
of PRIDE’s partners, recently sold two high-speed flexible lines to the company. As part of the agreement, PRIDE Industries will purchase a KE-2070 system and a KE-2070/2080 system from Juki, who will use the profits from the sale to donate a JX- 100 placement system. “Juki is proud to support
PRIDE Industries; we admire its phi- losophy, mission and high standard of quality,” said Carlos Eijansantos, Juki Automation Systems’ Western Regional Sales Manager. “To be asso-
The Only Thing Faster Is JUKI’s ROI
Zentech Manufacturing, Inc. is a premier elec- tronics contract manufacturing company with a strong presence in the defense and aerospace markets. Zentech has been a Juki customer since 1998 and values their continued commitment to R&D and new product development. Being able to use existing feeders on all their new equipment is a huge advantage. Ease of equipment operation makes expansion incredibly easy.
“At Zentech we strive to provide a great product at a fair price. We remain a loyal Juki customer because they offer outstanding quality and great support. We recently purchased a new line of Juki equipment to include their FX-3 high-speed chip shooter. The only thing faster than the FX-3 is the ROI (Return on Investment).”
Matt Turpin, President of Zentech
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Call Juki today to learn more about our outstanding reliability, service and support.
ciated with PRIDE Industries is an honor that we do not take lightly, and we are pleased that our technolo- gies can help advance its business.” Juki’s President Bob Black
adds, “Juki is honored to have PRIDE Industries as a customer. I visit many companies every year but the impact of my first visit to PRIDE is still with me. This company does great work in providing quality jobs and a great working environment for its employees. Our goal at Juki is to help support PRIDE now and in the future in any way we can to help them continue their mission.”
Satisfied Partner Another satisfied partner is
Nordson DAGE. PRIDE Industries recently purchased an XD7600 Ruby
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X-ray inspection system from Nordson DAGE. One of the compa- ny’s flagship X-ray inspection sys- tems, the XD7600 Ruby uses the lat- est technology, flat panel detector to provide the highest quality real time X-ray imaging. The unique Nordson DAGE NT maintenance-free, sealed transmissive X-ray tube, providing 100 nanometer (0.1µm) feature recognition and up to 10 watts of power, together with the 3 Megapixel longer lifetime CMOS flat panel detector makes these systems the crystal clear choice for the greatest performance and highest magnifica- tion of real-time imaging. “Nordson DAGE is always pleased to be select- ed as the system of choice,” said Hal Hendrickson, Nordson DAGE’s Sales Director — Global Accounts (X-ray).
“We are particularly pleased to be working with PRIDE Industries because it fills a significant need in our industry and in the culture. The work PRIDE is doing is both impor- tant and worthwhile, and we hope to continue to support the company as it grows and becomes more success- ful in its mission.” PRIDE Industries goal is simple: it wants to be the first place that customers turn for their outsourcing service needs and to know that their customers feel com- pletely confident that it will meet those needs at a level that exceeds their expectations. Contact: PRIDE Industries,
10030 Foothills Blvd., Roseville, CA 95747-7102 916-788-2100 E-mail:
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