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Electronics Production | July 10, 2014
Successful ramp up of Tunisian production
During the 1. quarter if 2014, EMS-provider Selcom Group successfully started its electronic operation in Tunisia.
Furthermore, the Tunisian production facility has already been fully qualified by a number of Selcom Group's top customers.
The investment covered the integration of an EMI/RFI products shop floor, an Electrostatic Protected Area (EPA) and a Temperature/Relative Humidity (T/HR) controlled room. Further expansion towards a total facility size of 2'500 sqm is on-going.
The investment covered the integration of an EMI/RFI products shop floor, an Electrostatic Protected Area (EPA) and a Temperature/Relative Humidity (T/HR) controlled room. Further expansion towards a total facility size of 2'500 sqm is on-going.
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