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Cofactr Scales Hi-Rel Electronics Logistics with Scienscope X-Ray Component Counters


By Timothy David


precision and traceability become important, non-negotiable re- quirements. For Cofactr, a tech- nology-forward supply chain and logistics company serving the electronics manufacturing ecosys- tem, maintaining confidence in inventory accuracy is foundation- al to its value proposition. To support that mission, Co-


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factr has standardized on Scien- scope’s AXC-800 III X-ray com- ponent counter across its opera- tions, with four systems in its two facilities as part of a long- term strategy centered on au- tomation, data integrity, and op- erational excellence.


A Critical Role Cofactr purchased its first


AXC-800 III in 2021. As volumes increased and operations ex- panded, the company added three additional systems in fol- lowing years. Today, the AXC- 800 III plays a critical role in Co- factr’s ability to process hun-


Scienscope’s AXC-800 III provides Cofactr with industrial- grade performance without unnecessary complexity.


platform that integrates procure- ment, inventory management, quality control, and fulfillment


At the core of Cofactr’s offer-


ing is its proprietary technology stack, which combines advanced


s electronics supply chains become more complex, dis- tributed, and data-driven,


dreds of thousands of electronic component stock lots annually with speed, accuracy, and full digital traceability. Founded to address ineffi-


ciencies and opacity in tradition- al electronics sourcing and logis- tics, Cofactr has built a modern, AI-powered, software-defined


into a single cohesive system. The company serves OEMs, EMS providers, and other electronics manufacturers that require reli- able access to components, com- plete documentation, and accu- rate process control, particularly in high-mix, high-reliability en- vironments.


warehouse management, label- ing, and inventory control sys- tems with tightly integrated physical operations. Unlike con- ventional distributors or third- party logistics providers, Cofactr operates state-of-the-art 3PL fa- cilities specifically designed for electronic components, with


For Cofactr, automated


X-ray component counting is not a convenience, it is a


prerequisite for delivering on its operational commitments.


work flows engineered to pre- serve data fidelity as soon as material is received through fi- nal shipment. “We operate state-of-the-


art 3PL facilities that provide storage and kitting services for electronic components,” says Matthew Haber, CEO and co-


founder of Cofactr. “We process hundreds of thousands of stock lots per year, count 100% of in- coming materials, and recount Continued on next page


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