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September 2025 ElEctronic Mfg Products


Amtech Introduces Critical Process Enhancements


TROY, MI — Amtech Electrocir- cuits, a leading provider of man- ufacturing solutions, has intro- duced a trio of critical process en- hancements aimed at helping customers navigate today’s evol - ving supply chain and produc-


tion demands. Amtech now offers a tariff


management and cost intelli- gence tool that tracks customs duties in real time at the work- order level.


Customers gain instant in-


sight into tariff exposure and sourcing risk, enabling smarter quoting decisions and stronger


shop floor, minimizing surprises, downtime, and build variability. Amtech continues to rein-


Amtech’s production floor in Troy, Michigan.


cost resilience. In parallel, Amtech embed-


ded DMAIC (Define Measure Analyze Improve Control) train- ing into its project management work flows. This shift toward structured problem-solving and standardized process execution boosts consistency across global sites.


A newly launched prepro-


duction job setup department en- sures that every build is staged with verified programs, tooling, and material before entering the


force its leadership in high-mix, low- to medium-volume manufac- turing through strategic process enhancements. By streng thening digital integration and opera- tional control, the company en- sures that customers can scale re- liably, even amid tariff shifts, sud- den product ramps, or global com- plexity.


Contact: Amtech, 701


Minnesota Drive, Troy, MI 48083 % 240-475-8174 E-mail: jrp@buildamtech.com Web: www.buildamtech.com


FKN Offers Linear Blade PCB Singulators


MILLIS, MA — Depanelizing 18 and up to 24 in. skip-scored PCBs is now easy and conven- ient with the K3000 or K4000 Linear blade PCB singulators from FKN Systek. These “Made in the USA” de- panelizers are available in two versions. Simply place the bottom score- line of the PCB onto the linear blade and pull the circular blade across the top score-line to cleanly separate the PCB panels. For the K3000 an


adjustable front and back table can be tilted so that separated panels can slide onto a conveyor line. Both regular FR4 and metal core prescored panels can be separated using this equipment. Adjustable blade guards on each side of the circu- lar blade provide operator pro- tection from the working area. These can be moved up and down in order to provide a gating gap so only the score-line of the


PCB can pass between the guard and the linear blade. Blades are made of long


lasting tool steel. Also available from FKN Systek is the K4000, a


K4000 linear blade PCB singulator.


motorized linear blade PCB de- panelizer which separates pan- els when the operator steps on a foot switch. These are available in 18, 24, and 36 or 48 in. ver- sions.


Contact: FKN Systek, 115


Pleasant Street, Millis, MA 02054 % 508-376-2500 E-mail: fkn@fknsystek.com Web: www.fknsystek.com


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