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customer expectations and re- quirements. “STI’s manufactur- ing experience and expertise set us apart as we provide solutions across various industries and disciplines.” Over the past four decades,
STI has continually adapted to the evolving needs of its cus- tomers and the industry by ex- panding its staff and capabili- ties. STI’s team of highly trained professionals consistently ex- ceeds customer expectations, not only showcasing its expertise and knowledge, but also differen- tiating itself from competition. Web:
www.stiusa.com
Libra Industries: Dayton, OH
Libra Industries distinguishes it- self in the EMS industry through
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Our recent expansion in metal fabrication and the launch of our first powder coat line in Guay- mas, Mexico, exemplify our com- mitment to innovation,” says An- drew Williams, CEO of Libra In- dustries. In addition, Libra is expand-
ing a large class 7 clean room for system integration in Dayton, Ohio, and has been building an unmanned robotics platform for over 15 years. The company is al- so a key player in the cutting-edge EUV Lithography platform within the semiconductor market. Web:
www.libraind.com
Kodiak Assembly Solutions: Austin, TX
Kodiak Assembly Solutions (KAS) is a global provider of EMS, specializing in PCB as- sembly, testing, and integration. Since being founded in 2004, KAS has been recognized for its rapid growth and commitment to quality, meeting customer re- quirements through a deep un- derstanding of their needs and continuous process improve- ment.
Operating from a 60,000
square foot facility, KAS em- ploys a skilled team of engi- neers, technicians, and opera-
Michael Harlow, vice president and co-founder.
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www.pactech.com
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Andrew Williams, CEO.
its advanced manufacturing so- lutions and exceptional customer focus. As a leader in complex sys- tems integration, the company leverages its expertise in PCBA, metal fabrication, and precision machining to serve demanding sectors such as robotics, semicon- ductor, medical, life sciences, and technology-based industrial markets. What sets Libra apart is its
nearly nine decades of experi- ence in manufacturing high-reli- ability and intricate products for stringent markets. The compa- ny’s impressive 30% average an- nual growth rate highlights its efficiency in managing new proj- ects and meeting increased de- mands. Libra’s capacity is en- hanced by redundant options across multiple locations, includ- ing PCBA manufacturing at both Cleveland and Dallas facilities and systems integration avail- able at all locations. Libra’s unique strength lies
in its vertical capabilities, such as PCBA assembly, cables and harnesses, and high-precision machining. “Our expertise in enclosures
and mechatronic assemblies dif- ferentiates us in the industry. We possess tier-one capabilities tailored for mid-tier markets.
Pre-Soldering of SMD Connector Elements
Lid Sealing for Connectors & IR-Sensors
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