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Electronics Production | May 15, 2014
Assel adds equipment
Assel, a Poland based contract manufacturing services provider, has invested further into its machine park.
The company invested in a new wave soldering equipment Delta 5 by Vitronics Soltec, which has doubled efficiency. "The new purchase is aimed at serving new manufacturing projects and for improved efficiency", says a manager at Assel, "this automated machine allows for more efficient production process and lower energy usage which makes us more ‘green’".
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