SMT & Inspection | September 19, 2008
KK-Electronic has signed contract with Flextronics
KK-Electronic, which has just invested in a new production line for printed circuit boards, uses Siemens Wind Power for manufacturing of offshore wind turbines. The company has also signed a contract with Flextronics in Skive.
Torben Rønnow at the KK-Electronic, says that the agreement with Flextronics allowes the production of Flextronics in Skive to be easily copied to China, if the demand for Siemens wind turbines in China is increasing.
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