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We know that good reliability is secured by achieving a good balance between verification on a product level and verification of the process. It cannot be achieved by screening or sorting on a product level – you cannot ‘inspect in’ good quality or reliability as the old adage goes. Classifications according IPC Class 1: General […] READ MORE »
The boards not only have to be technologically advanced, but also physically flexible. This has made board types such as flex, semi-flex and flex-rigid interesting for new categories. Jeffrey Beauchamp, Field Application Engineer for NCAB Group’s Eastern Region in the United States, gives his view on this subject. Today we are seeing how more and […] READ MORE »
The new NCAB Group UK warehouse is finally ready after being renovated during 13 months. NCAB Group UK have many customers who require warehousing, and providing this service gives us an additional competitive edge. It is the last step in our logistics and is something we take pride in so it is important that we […] READ MORE »
The aim of the handbook is to help everyone in the supply chain to take more knowledge based decisions. Many times, design engineers spend a lot of time to create fantastic products – but when it comes to manufacturing, information is lost along the way. This can lead to a product that does not carry […] READ MORE »
Have you ever had a question at a meeting, but you look around the room and none of your colleagues seem to be asking it – maybe you’re supposed to know? So you don’t ask the question and think that you will figure it out later. What happens now, is that we rob ourselves and […] READ MORE »
Michael LarssonVP Sales, Group Function How would you describe a PCB to a child? It’s flat and often green, with a lot of small holes. You almost never see it, but it helps you get to soccer practice, keeps your ice cream cold and your Snapchat functioning. It make all the difference for you, so […] READ MORE »
This article has been published in the October 2016 edition of the magazine "Printed Circuit Design & Fab Circuits Assembly" and is a response to Greg Papadrew´s column "Shortening the supply chain” published in the same magazine in August 2016. READ MORE »
