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tech.com The Best of EMS 2023 Continued from previous page NEOTech’s goal is to suc-
cessfully convert customers’ product technology into engi- neered products, providing the most capable supply base, manu- facturing products with care, and delivering them on time. The company is large
enough to offer refined Tier 1 tools, processes, and capabilities, yet small enough to provide indi- vidualized care and service. NEOTech provides tailored proj- ect-by-project services that focus on each customer’s individual, unique needs.
tion supported by vertical manu- facturing expertise in the PCBA, metal fabrication, and precision machining disciplines. Libra of- fers complex manufacturing so- lutions to their customers in the robotics, semiconductor, medical, life sciences and technology- based industrial sectors. For more than 85 years,
Libra has been manufacturing products with high reliability and complexity for the most ex- acting markets. With an average yearly growth rate of 30%, Libra has the experience and versatili- ty in onboarding new projects ef-
ficiently and effectively. They have the capacity and capability to meet the increasing demand by supplying redundant options in multiple locations. For exam- ple, Libra offers PCBA manufac- turing at both its Cleveland and Dallas facilities and systems in- tegration at all locations. Libra continues to invest in
its vertical offerings (powder coat paint/laser turret combo) and sys- tems integration footprint, with its newly constructed 84,000 sq ft expansion within the Guaymas, Mexico facility.
Andrew Williams, CEO.
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Kunal Sharma, president and COO.
The result is a true collabo-
ration in which the customer’s needs are met, or exceeded, in a timely, efficient, and cost-effec- tive manner. NEOTech stands out from competition because of its quality. Its entire team is fo- cused on providing the highest quality for every single product. Kunal Sharma, president and COO says it is able to produce the highest quality products for customers because of its team and the sense of ownership each person brings to their job every day to value the customer’s prod- uct. “Every person at NEOTech, no matter their role, under- stands that the products we are producing are vital parts of big- ger machines that often are used for critical purposes. Whether it’s a lifesaving
medical device in a hospital, or a radar tracking system in a mili- tary aircraft, or a power genera- tor being used at a hurricane dis- aster location, our team is hon- ored to be part of the process in providing these products to the end user,” he adds. “We all know at any time we, or our loved ones, could be in need of these kinds of products, so there is zero toler- ance for failure; the products must work as intended.” Web:
www.neotech.com
Libra Industries: Dayton, OH Libra Industries is a recog-
nized leader in advanced manu- facturing solutions within the EMS industry. The company pro- vides complex systems integra-
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