Creative designs, particularly those employing advanced technologies, require High-Quality Production. In 1996, EIT introduced its no clean flux process to improve throughput, control costs and eliminate potentially harmful discharges. Most assemblies are produced using the no clean process. Based on its extensive design experience, EIT was also aware that certain assemblies, particularly assemblies used in processing low-level analog signals, might require a super clean process.
Deionized water is used in the batch cleaning process to avoid contamination.
EIT has invested equipment, processes and qualified people to serve its customers with on-time, cost effective production capability. Routine upgrades and additions to its automated placement equipment, continuous process improvement, and a training curriculum utilizing both in-house and external resources place EIT in a position to competitively meet your production needs. EIT maintains access to the best PC board and materials sources through a team of purchasing professionals. Generally, production orders are on a turnkey basis to take advantage of consolidated buying power and EIT qualified sources. Consignment orders that meet EIT's supplier and materials standards are welcome.