Santa Clara, CA — Landrex Technologies and ZD Test (an affiliate of Zero Defects Int’l) will jointly market, manufacture and distribute both companies’ electrical test fixtures.
Jim Gibson, CEO of Landrex, said, “This relationship will benefit customers in North America and Asia by combining the benefits of lower-cost manufacturing with local technical expertise and support.”
ZD Test, headquartered in Cornelius, OR, manufactures test fixtures used in interconnect and electronic package testing. Its customer base is based mostly in North America. Landrex, headquartered in Taiwan, supplies MDA and ICT test systems and fixtures, functional test systems and fixtures, spring contact probes, fixture kits and components.
SAN FRANCISCO – End-market demand remains relatively healthy, driven by robust growth in handsets, according to a new report from Deutsche Bank.
Following meetings with Flextronics, Jabil, Amphenol and Nam Tai Electronics Inc, the firm announced that “handset demand remains robust, while other high volume programs appear to be trending inline to slightly above plan.”
HAMILTON, VA -- Catcher Holdings Inc.,
a maker of portable handheld computer and communications
devices, has inked a manufacturing deal with Key Tronic. Terms were not disclosed.
Chief executive Charles Sander said the deal will help Catcher Holdings
in commercializing its proprietary wireless PCs. "We are excited to have KeyTronicEMS
leverage its engineering, design and manufacturing expertise for the
benefit of our technology."