Posted on Friday, January 09, 2015 at 9:15 am CST
The IMET Corporation is a contract manufacturing organization located in Southampton, PA. The corporation focuses on autonomous manufacturing systems, specializing in the industry of electronics engineering. For this New Year, they are offering top-notch electronic engineering and product development services to both new and returning clients.
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Posted on Thursday, December 04, 2014 at 9:38 am CST
The IMET Corporation is a contract manufacturer based out of Southampton, PA. They focus on autonomous manufacturing and they are renowned professionals in the printed circuit-board (PCB) assembly market. The PCBs that IMET produces have a wide variety of uses, from pinball machines to factory computing. IMET's skilled staff of manufacturers and engineers will use specialized automated systems to create top-quality electronic board assemblies for their clients, sporting low costs and quick production. IMET also provides comprehensive services in product development and specifically Electrical / Electronics Engineering. Product development and manufacturing are two ways that IMET will help their client's businesses grow and build success.
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Posted on Monday, October 13, 2014 at 10:02 am CDT
IMET Corporation is a manufacturer dedicated to bringing reliable Turnkey PCB Assembly to companies in America and around the world. Companies looking for assistance with the manufacturing of products for their customer base can contract IMET in order to have their needs fulfilled expediently and affordably.
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Posted on Wednesday, September 10, 2014 at 11:20 am CDT
IMET (Innovative Manufacturing for Electronics Technology) Corp. is pleased to tout the recent success and overall growth as they move into 2015. IMET Corp., a contract manufacturing and product development firm specializing in printed circuit assembly and electronics engineering, has enjoyed new growth in the past few years as they help clients find success with comprehensive product development solutions.
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Posted on Tuesday, July 15, 2014 at 2:39 pm CDT
Selecting a contract electronic manufacturing source traditionally has involved a search overseas for the right company, often in China or elsewhere in the Far East, and an opportunity to enjoy savings in manufacturing costs once the CM had proven capable of providing the necessary quality and consistency of electronic products. But that scenario is rapidly changing as increasing labor and shipping costs are rendering the use of Far East CMs less attractive and a “Made in USA” approach is resonating positively in all sectors of the global economy.
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Posted on Wednesday, June 18, 2014 at 11:39 am CDT
OEMs considering outsourcing of PCB assembly should make a priority of visiting potential contract manufacturers and verifying their equipment capabilities. Not heeding that advice could result in laggard deliveries of PCBs assembled with older, slower and limited output equipment. Or the reverse could occur – where high-speed machines are inefficiently employed when low throughputs are required -- an expensive equivalent of driving a Ferrari to the corner store.
Source: IMET Corporation
Posted on Monday, June 02, 2014 at 2:56 pm CDT
Please overlook the fact that IMET’s CEO and Founder Tom Krol seems to be walking on air these days. That’s because he has every reason to be proud of the honors recently bestowed on his company by national, statewide and municipal organizations.
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Posted on Tuesday, April 22, 2014 at 2:27 pm CDT
Timothy M. Kelly, a noted telemetry engineering consultant to Fortune 500 firms and former sales executive for an international manufacturer of telemetry systems, has been named Engineering Manager of IMET Corporation, electronic product development and PCB assembly specialists.
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Posted on Monday, March 24, 2014 at 2:19 pm CDT
Those close to IMET’s Vice President of Operations Brian Dougherty, likens diverting him from his busy schedule to interrupting a runner during a middle of a 5K. This analogy makes perfect sense, considering he runs eight miles, three times a week, while staying dedicated to triathlon training as well.
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Posted on Monday, February 24, 2014 at 11:01 am CST
IMET, a company that offers a wide range of product development services, is pleased to announce that their production manager is back from active military duty. IMET’s production manager since 2009, Gunnery Sergeant (GySgt) Scott Roxberry, spent the better part of 2013 on deployment in Africa. Coming back from active duty, Roxberry will be trading in his camouflaged uniform in for jeans and a static-free lab coat.
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