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U.S.-Based EMS Companies Leading the Way... Amtech Electrocircuits: Troy, MI


Focus: Custom electronics manufacturing and engineering services


Amtech Electrocircuits of-


fers a range of EMS services, in- cluding PCB assembly, wire har- nessing, and box builds. Its engi- neering team provides design support to optimize manufac- turability and cost. Amtech fo- cuses on delivering reliable, high-quality solutions tailored to customer requirements. Web: www.buildamtech.com


Jay Patel, Amtech Electrocircuits. Distron Corporation:


North Attleborough, MA Focus: High-mix, low-to-medium volume electronic contract manufacturing


Distron Corporation is a Rob Donovan, Distron Corporation.


trusted EMS provider with 50+ years of experience, specializing in SMT assembly, box builds, testing, and supply chain man- agement. Serving medical, mili- tary, industrial, robotics, and clean tech sectors, Distron oper- ates a 50,000 sq. ft. ISO 9001- and ISO 13485-certified facility with advanced manufacturing capabilities. Web: www.distron.com


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Tracey Latham, Latham Industries.


Surf-Tech Manufacturing:


Ronkonkoma, NY Focus: Full-service electronic contract manufacturing Established in 1989, Surf-


Tech Manufacturing Corporation provides comprehensive EMS services, including SMT and through-hole assembly, box builds, conformal coating and end-customer order fulfillment. They serve various industries such as medical, military, and in- dustrial controls, emphasizing quality and customer satisfac- tion.


Stephen Eggart, Surf-Tech Manufacturing.


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high-quality PCB assembly serv- ices, including surface mount, through-hole, and mixed technol- ogy assemblies. It is a women- owned business and also offers design and engineering support to optimize product performance. Web: www.lathamindus-


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