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Jan/Feb 2025 Milestone Anniversaries in 2025 By Michael Skinner, Editor I
t is an achievement to build a business that stands the test of time. Where some companies simply survive, others thrive,
fostering growth through customer satisfac- tion, strong relationships, and a dedicated team with steadfast leadership. Here we cel- ebrate with companies that will hit a mile- stone anniversary in the new year.
Amtech Electrocircuits — 30 Years For three decades, Amtech has remained
rooted in its origins as a family-owned busi- ness just outside of Detroit, Michigan. What began as a mission to support small, local manufacturers with cost-effective circuit board assembly has evolved into a commit- ment to serving a diverse array of much larg- er companies across the U.S.
Amtech is continually redefining what it
means to be a leading manufacturing service company. The company’s agile manufactur- ing facility blueprint is a testament to this, enabling the company to adapt rapidly to changing industry demands. By prioritizing customization, scalability and a collaborative approach, Amtech has built a resilient and responsive organization that can meet the unique needs of its clients. “Reflecting on our 30-year journey, it’s
clear that our success has been built on the principles of innovation, adaptability, and a strong focus on customer satisfaction. As we look to the future, these values will continue to drive us forward, ensuring that Amtech re- mains a trusted partner in the ever-evolving world of manufacturing,” says Jay Patel, CEO of Amtech. Web:
www.buildamtech.com
Sono-Tek — 50 Years Sono-Tek is marking its milestone 50th
Jay Patel, CEO. Through strategic growth and innova-
tion, Amtech has maintained the personal touch and dedication that defined its early years, while scaling to meet the demands of a broader market.
anniversary, celebrating a five-decade jour- ney of pioneering ultrasonic spray coating technology. Founded by Dr. Harvey L. Berg- er in response to the U.S. energy crisis in 1975, the company’s first innovation was the ultrasonic spray nozzle, developed to opti- mize fuel burner efficiency and conserve oil. Over the years, this breakthrough paved
the way for Sono-Tek to diversify its coating applications into industries that included medical devices, PCBs, and alternative ener- gy products. With thousands of systems still in use today, Sono-Tek’s reputation as a world leader in ultrasonic spray fluxing and
Steve Harshbarger, CEO.
ISO certification, introducing sophisticated multi-axis robotic coating systems, and its 2021 uplisting to the Nasdaq Exchange. To- day, Sono-Tek serves a global customer base, offering installation, service, and application support from its headquarters in Milton, New York, complemented by six application labs worldwide. “Reaching this 50-year milestone is a
testament to our team’s dedication to innova- tion and customer-focused solutions,” says Steve Harshbarger, CEO of Sono-Tek. “From Dr. Berger’s first invention to our latest high- volume production systems, we have always
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coating technology remains unmatched. As technology advanced, Sono-Tek lever-
aged its engineering expertise to develop comprehensive, automated coating solutions for a wide range of industries, including solar cells, fuel cells, and microelectronics. The company’s commitment to innovation has led to significant milestones, such as obtaining
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