Electronics Manufacturing UK - PCB Assembly

www.infoteamms.com
Infoteam MS supplies Printed Circuit Assembly (PCBA), Fully Configurable Box Build, Full Personalisation and Logistics to clients throughout the UK. The company, which can be found in Bede Industrial Estate, Jarrow, Tyne and Wear, is ISO9001 approved and supplies product to a wide range of market sectors including Medical, Industrial Control, Automotive, LEDLighting and Signage.
Helping clients to reduce manufacturing costs and offering a flexible manufacturing service in a timely manner, the company provides businesses with a professional electronic manufacturing service. With an ISO9001 approved factory offering both SMT and Leaded component assembly (Automated Axial and Radial component insertion) and experienced staff, the service is designed to be cost effective, deliver high quality outcomes, on time.
Services offered encompass SMT pick and place on three JUKI assembly lines, fully automated insertion of Axial and Radial components, AOI, In circuit and Functional test capability and a personalisation service for all box build product.

[@anrmanufacturingltd4436]

There is nothing better then being able to see what goes on inside a workshop such as this. Finding a partner among PCB assembly companies that can be trusted to manufacture PCBAs to customer specific requirements is the key to a successful partnership. We believe we offer a flexible and controlled environment to achieve this. From one-off prototypes on quick turnaround through to volume production and scheduled orders, we will handle your requirements in a professional and efficient manner.

[@saskiavanhoutert3190]

It looks like real-engineering to me with prosperity, thanks for showing

[@ManufacturingAmerica1]

Design to full fulfillment. Nice facilities.

[@LiquidSnakeSSJ4]

Can imagine you'd need a decent set of qualifications for this particular industry, but other than that; it looks like a really neat place to work! The environmental conditions here are certainly more suited for a healthy workplace.

[@feelingsounds3732]

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[@biwazeng6096]

Professional video!

[@lhcsern6974]

wow, this is amazing. wish u all the best.

[@LucaPrivitera_s1L]

fantastic video!

[@gokulsathi3706]

Today first pcba, unload successfully 😎

[@electronicshelpcare]

nice sir thank you

[@abdelraoufeissa3362]

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[@roboticdroidrobotic5942]

Amazing tecnology"

[@anupmarahatta9867]

that,s what the heaven looks like.

[@Energi2DmaxX]

LoL Mouser Electronics catalog used to raise monitor. 4:04

[@user-ir1ps1en8h]

+Energi2DmaxX For what else to be used :D

[@SatyajitRoy2048]

Its because mouser raises your thinking to use the components that are ahead in time.

[@Kishormisal]

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[@jamessikder2057]

nice i would like to work there if i had there:)

[@mosesalpha8400]

How can get a support to learn made of electronics cause I love to doing this job really

[@rabbulshaikh471]

Very nice

[@carlotheatheist]

0:28 isn't it soundcraft digital mixer?

[@Allen-wk5sc]

封面那兩個紅紅的像罐子的是什麼東西？

[@charleschen496]

great!

[@karurosu9547]

Most of the equipment is quite old. P&P are really old despite Juki y not a bad brand But nothing compare with Siplace (Siemens) or Panasonic. Lastest equipments from Siplace are able to place more than 100.000 components per hour. Eventhough most of the equipment is old, not all the manufacturers use the last equipment, to name few, Bosch Braga they have siplace equipment 10-15 years old and same in Bosch Madrid. Visteon they use Philips P&P, which changed brand name to Assembleon (which brand name changed) after they join Yamaha P&P under same brand. Currently they split their ways. currently Siplace and Panasonic are the best P&P equipment on the market. Denso use Panasonic as they only use Japanese equipment but Bosch Braga and Madrid lately bought Panasonic P&P. Regarding Oven, Vitronics, nice equipment but not the Best. Vitronics is nice regarding selective soldering equipment. Regarding Oven, BTU with vacum chamber is top of top but also its price around 250.000 - 300.000 €, but vacumm chamber is a must if you are really concern about Void on BGA and thermal pads on which solder should be perfect. Sometimes, due to components in use on the PCB you are not able to increase TAL (Time Above Liquid) to reduce Voids... this is because, TAl is on the peak zone and for some components peak time and temperature are critical. BTU really nice equipment, Rehmm nice one in use in Bosch and many others. Really nice equipment with a really nice price, i mean, its relatively cheaper then the others and maintenance is simple, but ofcourse, they are suitable for most of the products, not for the most special ones. Regarding handling, i dont even recognize the brand of the equipment. YJLINK and Nutek currently are the best. Chimall are cracp, Rommel desapeared long ago, Asys is really nice but heavy and expensive. Most of the equipment use Servos when others not. This is nice for Pitch adjustment and speed, but price is ofcourse different if you are using a simple teeth plate. Print Screen, i dont recognize the brand. currently DEK is the best with Asys. DEK is part of ASM group which own Siplace. Amazing combination. DEK is widely use in Automotion manufacturers. DEK, Asys, and MPM are the most commun equipment. MPM lost alot of customers as they are not on the same level with DEK or asys. Not even Momentum equipment. DEK works really really nice. AOI equipment?... I really trust in that equipment if on the cover is said " YES YES TECH"... its amazing that this company is using that kind of equipment. It is semi automatic and offline! all PCBs should be cheked in line or in a dedicated line if you want to add value to your product. KohYoung is the best on SPI and AOI inline equipments. OMRON is also really really nice for AOI and Inline X-Ray.Also others like Viscom and Ciberoptics are nice equipment but KohYoung is a world wide leader. On Selective soldering equipment, ERSA, amazing, Seho, price is the issue if you compare with ERSA. Vitronics are nice equipment also. Ok that´s all folks jajaja, my apologies regarding my english, as it is not my mother tongue and i didn´t check if everything is written properly jajaja, i hope i made my point clear. Automotive manufacturers have (not all of them) old equipment, but they are selling them as currently is a must to improve time and cost. If somebody reads this, thanks:)

[@davidpaterson9374]

I work with all you have mentioned!

[@karolnatora9319]

you forgot about FUJI they are mint as well ;)

[@jacklee6664]

My company uses most of those you've mentioned. For SMT, we have DEK, Koh Young, SiPlace, and Omnimax. For Wave, we have 2 types of wave. Electra Ultrafill and DwellMax. Selective, we have ERSA 50/60 (pretty old though) but we are planning to change because of the 3rd party support being quite bad here. Here it is going to be JUKI. For AOI and 5DX, we use local brands. We used to use Agilent. ANYWAY, I have ONE BIG QUESTION. What is your SMT Placement DPMO and Wave Solder DPMO? Currently, we are achieving ~ 150 and ~400 respectively. I am not sure what is your company's standard. Yet our management is still jumping up and down. Now they are beginning this whole "ZERO DEFECTS" campaign. SECOND QUESTION. I am wondering how is your company organization like? Mine is split to 2 mainly on the shop floor. Operation/Production & Process Engineering. You would think that Engineering would hold the leash but we are basically the dogs to Operations. 3 defects in a row for a work order, there goes an email up to management to be highlighted. Downtime longer than 20 minutes is oh well... you can guess. I am just wondering if this is the type of work culture, especially if you guys are in the Europe or Americas. THANK YOU VERY MUCH and really sorry for these long questions.

[@ianmontgomery7213]

So you buy a Maclaren to deliver parcels? It is horse for courses. Most people don't need to load 100,00 components an hour nor do they want to pay for a Siplace or Mydata either

[@dazmatic]

UK manufacturing, where even the pick'n'place machines go on strike.

[@karurosu9547]

Nice one XD

[@krishnakandha8121]

I already having 9year experience in pcb assembling, i know juki-750,760,2020-2060 operating, & fuji aimex iii

[@engautomation]

Oi meu nome e Betina, Meu Deus, sera que não vamos vai poder ver um vide-o sem essas propagandas mais?

[@ismailhadi0]

I wish my brother to link us to this video introduction

[@phasorsystems6873]

Diodes, who needs them! Pin Point circuit solver on the playstore!

[@lealteceletronicapicospi]

What is your introduction, is this model paid?

[@MDA894]

How can we get job in this company??

[@compwiz00]

Lol all of the futile resistors in the intro.

[@THE16THPHANTOM]

its meant for CEO and other marketing/management people who know basically nothing about electronics and those are just so familiar.

[@benjyguitar]

I think you mean all were shorted right? Lol

[@ianmontgomery7213]

Not sure what you mean. In the intro they just show TH resistors on a pcb. We have customers that prefer to use TH resistors and capacitors on their products because of the environment they are used in.

[@davidpaterson9374]

All equipment here is absolutely mince, And get some tooling in the glue machine.

[@pavelmarik6710]

Look well, but nothing special. I working at similar company like smt operator and I am happy for that:-)

[@abhialuri]

i completed my diploma E.C.E can i use full to you sir

[@ExpertChanal]

Good

[@arun9844110570]

sir I completed diploma in e and c so can i work with u

[@MrBenlion]

How much can that full industry cost???

[@mohanpriyan1358]

Nic

[@mtwg9307]

Equipment seems a bit out-to-day.

[@Optimuseq]

it has need to work

[@beshg2298]

can you compete with china?

[@betsyanderson5057]

would like to know if your hiring

[@isaiasnunes2792]

Acabou manutenções repair e pcis

[@tanveermughal8091]

Can I join this company.

[@abrarmalik6386]

Can I join company.?

[@bm.siabislam5030]

good company but..where from company

[@pradheepreddy8202]

sir can i chance to work with u?, i completed my master of technology in vlsi

[@mobman4767]

give me ur email we can talk

[@PauloConstantino167]

@@mobman4767 LOL

[@bantoo1988]

Respected Sir, Need your support. Please reply.

[@interteatment]

can i get a job i jjust complited diplma i can soldering as well

[@samuelvillalva1sv]

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[@ianevans67]

You should learn to speak English first then you might have a chance

[@joblesscreator9127]

Can i get job in your company..i completed electronics engineering

[@th1alb]

really slow machine, might be better suited for dispensing tea.

[@ianmontgomery7213]

which one? The SMD machine looks fine to me. it does 0201 so it is not an ancient machine. TH placement machines tend to be slow.

[@nellyyip6074]

we have spring with SMT package , any request , contact me.

[@ProGaming-fu1by]

sir I completed diploma For EEE

[@rajdigitalelectronics1466]

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[@markhodgson2348]

"Project moses"

[@cyntiamolinamolina432]

cathete. res.

[@philmarc2118]

Hardware 1990/2000 ?!!

[@GeotecElectronics]

0:35 xD

[@hossinakbar5505]

ترخدا یه ادمه شیره حلال خوردای پیدا بشه اینا را به فارسی ترجمه کنه بخدا یه سری که دستی تو پیشرفت این مملکت دارن ....ترجمه این برنامه هایه صنعتی گره کارشونا باز میکونه ..اشکالاتشونا از تو همین برنامه رفع میکنن ...میبینم عزبستانی که عرضه ندارن یه دکمه لباس درس کنن ..دولتشون این برنامه هایه صنعتی را ترجمه کرده ..اون وقت کشور عزیز ما با این همه پتانسیل نبوق روشنفکران ..که از نفت بارزش ترند......ارزشی قاغل نیست.

[@PauloConstantino167]

Go pray to Allah

[@ianevans67]

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[@FataL91PL]

Everything is veeeeery old..

[@erfanerfan6204]

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[@Merseysiderful]

Regrettably this company closed in 2019. One of the reasons was probably competition from China.

[@ianevans67]

This is laughably the most un professional corporate crap video I've ever seen. It's seriously like a public information film off of the 1970s. I'm surprised it's not shot in monochrome. Over the hill work force no one under 50, out dated machinery, everyone on their best behaviour because someone's filming, and the piece de resistance yep wait for it.... a MOBILE contact number 🤣 no wonder British manufacturing is dying a slow and painful death.

[@ianmontgomery7213]

Just because a machine is old doesn't make it useless. They are using this approach to relate to customers that want people who know what they are doing and know how to operate the machines they have. not everyone needs an SMD line that integrates with SAP or uses barcode recognition.

[@anupmarahatta9867]

that,s what the heaven looks like.