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Circuitronics Provides Real Solutions to Real Problems


By Harsha Deivanayagam, Senior Director of Business Development, Circuitronics, Inc. F


ounded in 1971, Circuitronics is a premier electronics manufacturing services company that caters to the needs of customers who re-


quire high-tech and reliable products in the indus- trial, energy, security, military and aerospace, communications, audiovisual, and prototype mar- kets.


The company offers a comprehensive range of


services from PCB assembly and system assembly to NPI and prototyping, as well as supply chain so- lutions and advanced engineering support. Twice recognized by Inc. magazine as one of


the fastest growing companies in the U.S., Cir- cuitronics is centrally located and is the right size to offer greater responsiveness, agility and cus- tomer focus.


Continual Evolution Initially focused on PCBs, the company ex-


panded into electronics manufacturing solutions. For the past 48 years, the company has provided high-quality services that stand for excellence in the field of PCB assembly and system-level sup- port.


While technology and markets continue


evolving and changing the world, Circuitronics continues to lead the way with fast, flexible solu- tions for the challenges its customers face. By sup- porting time-to-market demands with one- to three-day prototypes and delivering custom solu- tions that meet the quality and service require- ments of some of the most demanding markets, Circuitronics is an advanced solution that cus- tomers can count on.


Circuitronics provides a complete range of services, including conformal coating.


reputation for quality. These include: l


signed to exceed each customer’s need. l


suitable for the industrial, energy, security, mili- tary and aerospace, communications, audiovisual,


Responsive, agile solutions that are custom-de- Flexible and high-reliability solutions that are


In an industry inundated with service


providers, Circuitronics stands out. According to CEO Renee Rump, the company relies on several factors to differentiate itself and maintain a strong


and prototype markets. l


clude prototyping, PCB assembly and EOL man- agement. l


Total manufacturing lifecycle services that in-


and J-STD products, as well as unique customer requirements. l


Quality processes for IPC Class II, Class III


and people. l


that is the right size to support its customers. The company provides a range of capabilities


Continued investment in systems, processes Premier technology solutions from a provider


and features to its customers to help them succeed in their markets. These include time-to-market, flexible manufacturing solutions, test solutions and special processes, domestic manufacturing, and more. Circuitronics focuses on higher-mix PCB and


system-level solutions that require both quality and the ability to respond to last-minute needs. Since its customers deliver products for some of the harshest environments, the company provides advanced product testing services and special processes, such as conformal coating, to provide a “one-stop shop” for customers. Because Circuitronics is located in the U.S., domestic manufacturing provides faster turn times, ease of communication and the ability to stay up to date with market trends.


The Right Size Circuitronics offers solutions that normally


require very large companies, but with the size, fo- cus and support of a small, local shop. These solu-


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