Home arrow News arrow Design News arrow Manufactured Durable Orders Up Again in March
Part Search

NEW!
Find and quote components





Powered by


Terms Of Use

Manufactured Durable Orders Up Again in March Print E-mail
Written by Mike Buetow   
Wednesday, 28 April 2004
WASHINGTON, DC, April 23 -- New orders for manufactured durable goods in March rose 3.4% to $192.7 billion, the Department of Commerce reported today. This followed a 3.8% February increase.

Shipments of manufactured durable goods in March, up six of the last seven months, increased 3.2% to $195.2 billion.

Durable goods are those items that last three or more years.

Unfilled orders, up seven of the last eight months, rose a fraction (0.8%) to $514.5 billion.

Inventories upticked 0.1% to $264.7 billion, and have risen four straight months.

New orders for defense systems fell 6.1%, while nondefense new orders were up 2.1%.


Comments
You are not authorized to leave comments. Please login first.


Sponsor Links

Free Product Evaluation:
Experience industry-leading PCB design tools, handling advanced technology designs. Reduce your design spins and increase manufacturing quality. Evaluate today!


Need PCB prototypes fast?
Sunstone Circuits takes the pain out of prototyping! We are dedicated to making the online ordering of PCB prototypes simple, fast, and easy from quote to delivery. Quick access to our 24/7/365 customer service team and easy online order tracking takes the pain out of sourcing prototypes online.
Put us to the test - order Sunstone Circuits today!


PCB systems design teams face challenges with IP management and collaboration across multiple groups. This free Webinar highlights best practices that optimize these efforts across the design flow. Learn more!

Classifieds


New Product
CSP/BallNest Socket Provides Consistant Test and Burn-In
Aries Electronics introduces the CSP/BallNest Hybrid Socket for test or burn-in of chip scale package, ball grid array, microBGA, land grid array and prototyping.
 
It can be used on any device having a pitch of 0.30 mm or larger. Features include a lid that nests each ball termination into the socket for a reliable connection and a four-point crown providing scrub on solder oxides.
 
It has a signal path of 0.0777 inches and provides minimal signal loss for higher bandwidth capability. Estimated contact life is 500,000 cycles, and the socket is available in custom materials, sizes, configurations and platings.
 
www.arieselec.com
Copyright © 2008 - This site contains copyrighted material that cannot be reproduced without permission.
Powered by Webtising