Advanced Circuits Installs 2nd Orbotech Newprint Printer Print E-mail
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Written by Philip Buonpastore   
Friday, 09 May 2008 08:06
BILLERICA, MA and AURORA, CO - Orbotech, Inc. has announced that Advanced Circuits has purchased a second Newprint Maxi inkjet legend printer for its bare PCB operation in Aurora. Advanced Circuits is now using two of these printers at their Colorado facility.

"With Orbotech’s inkjet systems, we are able to greatly improve the efficiency of our legend printing process for important cost-savings, while also achieving the accuracy and quick cycle time we require to keep pace with our increasing production demands," said John Yacoub, president and CEO of Advanced Circuits.

Adi Kahn, president of Orbotech stated, "With the purchase of this additional system, Advanced Circuits is Orbotech’s first customer in North America to own two Newprint Maxi inkjet printers. We appreciate very much their confidence in our proven technology and the value that it can provide for their operation."

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