Suppliers of Electrical Manufacturing located in (Connecticut)

From metal stamping to automated assembly, ESI invests in new technologies to deliver the highest quality for your project. Our custom assembly machine simultaneously inspects every part for 10 criteria using advanced vision technology. This advanced automated equipment, backed by Six Sigma black belt trained QA personnel, makes ESI the optimal choice for demanding applications across aerospace, automotive, medical industries and more. At ESI, we understand the worlds where our customers work. For over 25 years, we've built our company on delivering a new level of engineering solutions and manufacturing services, including the latest automated systems. In fact, a major part of our experience comes from serving automotive clients with safety-critical parts-one of the most quality, time and efficiency-driven industries in the world.

"Engineering what's next" From its inception in 1973, General Digital has engineered and delivered to the market scores of standard and enhanced flat panel display products, while also providing unsurpassed safety-critical software development and testing solutions.

Engineers and designers in many industries rely on the accuracy, precision and consistency of photo etched precision metal components. Customers in many industries rely on Conard Corporation to provide the quality, service and value that their photo etching applications demand. As an AS9100C/ISO9001 and ITAR registered small business enterprise, Conard has long-established relationships with leading enterprise-level customers. We are fully cognizant and capable of meeting the most exacting requirements. Specializing in photochemical manufacturing, Conard employs both photo etching and nickel electroforming processes to deliver precision solutions for increasingly demanding leading technologies. Nickel electroforming, an additive manufacturing process, can produce parts as thin as .0003" with features less than .001". Conard produces precisely shaped metal parts, components, and sub-assemblies for the aerospace, computer, electronic, medical, optical, and other industries for technology-driven More... OEM's. Photo etching versatility allows the fabrication of parts as small as .020" diameter or up to 24"x60". The process is effective for an extensive array of metal alloys, including stainless, carbon and silicon steels, nickel, nickel-iron and nickel-iron-cobalt alloys, copper, brass, bronze, aluminum, molybdenum, and silver. Material thickness ranges from .001" to .040" in ferrous, .065" in copper and up to .080" in aluminum. Photo etching is also the go-to process for fabricating power electronic devices on direct bond copper on ceramic substrates. Medical, industrial and veterinary MRI equipment utilize photo etching to produce copper field and litz magnetic coils. PEM fuel cells in a range of architectures rely on photo etching for stack and cell elements. The range of applications in RF, microwave, and wireless technologies is nearly endless and changing daily. Even comparatively pedestrian industrial applications for shims, gaskets, spacers, retainers, and shields find economical precision solutions in photochemical etching. Both chemical etching and electroforming are finding growing applications as technologies are demanding greater power and performance in smaller and smaller packages. The level of complexity and detail that can be achieved with photochemical manufacturing is unmatched by more conventional fabricating processes.

The founder of Joining Technologies, Michael Francoeur, began the business with three things: A vision. A machine. And a garage. Francoeur's entrepreneurial dream was to create a widely respected, well-organized and ultramodern workplace where individuals are motivated to learn and grow professionally. Joining Technologies began operating in 1992 as a provider of electron beam welding services under the name of Energy Beam Labs, Inc. That vision became a reality and today... The small business that began as our founder's dream has thrived. Today, Joining Technologies is the benchmark by which most other precision welding companies in North America are measured. Now, in addition to precision laser welding technology, electron beam welding, gas tungsten arc welding and resistance welding, Joining Technologies' specialties include full machining services and supply chain management. People, technology, service. It's Joining Technologies' combination that will provide you with unsurpassed results. More...