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Teknek and SDI Reach Settlement
Written by Philip Buonpastore
Friday, 22 February 2008
RENFREWSHIRE, UK - Teknek has reportedly concluded
arrangements with SDI, and the company reports that the two parties
have reached an amicable settlement.
In a press release, Teknek has reported that the company will spearhead a new campaign to significantly grow its US presence.
According to the release, Teknek will open three facilities within the
next few weeks, with one based in the US. "To ensure a truly global
service we are developing three fulfilment centers, one in the USA, one
in Europe and the other in our Hong Kong facility." commented Teknek
CEO Stephen Mitchell.
The company reports that it will launch a new Surface Mount Clean
Machine designed to improve yields in EMS applications. "Our new
Surface Mount machine has some unique design features, but its most
important feature is its performance. Major customers report as much as
an 80% reduction in Tomb stoning - that’s payback within months,"
reports Mitchell. According to the company, its operations have
recently adopted the Lean Thinking philosophy, and the company's Surface Mount Clean Machine will reportedly be available on a 10 day lead time.
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