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spection. These investments enhance
production precision and quality. In addition, the company has em- braced digital transformation, im- plementing an ERP system and adopting Industry 4.0 principles to streamline operations and im- prove production monitoring. To enhance supply chain re-
silience, Silicon Mountain has di- versified its supplier base, adopt- ed advanced inventory manage- ment techniques, and increased local sourcing. Digital tools have been employed to improve re- mote collaboration and support. Web:
www.siliconmtn.net
Selectronic Assembly: Monterrey, Mexico
Selectronic Assembly is known for innovation, quality and excel- lent service throughout the elec- tronic component manufacturing industry. “We specialize in deliv- ering solutions encompassing de- sign, engineering, mass produc- tion, launch, and supply chain support. Our commitment to ex- cellence is evident in every facet of our operations,” says Francis- co Guerrero, director of opera- tions and manufacturing. He adds that the company’s
new facilities, strategically locat- ed near the U.S. border, are de- signed to enhance operational ef- ficiency and ensure timely deliv- ery of services. “This strategic
Francisco Guerrero, director of operations and manufacturing.
clients,” he says. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the company guarantees the preci- sion and quality of all the elec- tronic components that it manu- factures. The company adheres to the
highest industry standards, holding ISO 9001:2015 certifica- tion and conforming to the IPC- A-610 Acceptability of Electronic Assemblies standards. These certifications underscore its com-
www.us-tech.com The Best of EMS 2024
positioning, combined with our specialized engineering staff and highly skilled operational per- sonnel, enables us to meet and exceed the expectations of our
mitment to quality and continu- ous improvement. Selectronic Assembly has
extensive experience in SMT as- sembly, serving a diverse range of markets including lighting, automotive, medical, industrial, energy, and communications net- works. Other capabilities include automated pin-through-hole as- sembly, selective and wave sol- dering, automated inspection, and conformal coating. In addition, the company
offers metal stamping, pow- der painting, and final assem- bly services, ensuring compre- hensive solutions for cus- tomers. Guerrero says, “Our expertise allows us to help customers achieve their goals within a highly competitive and demanding industry.” Web:
www.selectronicas-
sembly.com
Creation Technologies: Boston, MA
Since its founding in 1991, Creation Technologies has prioritized customer satisfac- tion and success, helping OEMs navigate a competitive and ever-changing technolog- ical landscape. With a mission to put customers first, Creation Technologies has cultivated strong, enduring partnerships over the past three decades. The company provides com- prehensive electronics product
Stephen P. DeFalco, chairman and CEO.
fense, medical device, and tech industrial markets.” With 13 sites in Canada,
China, Mexico, and United States and over 4,000 employees, Creation Technologies offers
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lifecycle solutions, from turnkey design and rapid prototyping to manufacturing and fulfillment for clients around the globe. Stephen P. DeFalco, chairman and CEO, emphasizes the com- pany’s unique market strategy and differentiated service model, “We have been investing to make Creation shine in the high-relia- bility, low- to medium-volume market segment, focusing on customers in aerospace and de-
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