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August 22nd 2008 - SAE's Director of Sales Dan Spencer is interviewed by industry guru Dan Beaulieu from PCB007. Dan talks about SAE's history, capabilities and new direction and strategy to better support our customers needs. (To listen to the interview, visit the player located at the bottom left of our home page - here)
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July 29th 2008 - SAE orders new Inner & Outer Layer Strip and Etch Lines from Integrated Process Systems (IPS). These new lines will enable SAE Circuits to further enhance our capabilities for fine line geometries, impedance control designs and increase yields and reduce costs. These new lines replace aging equipment and further support our ongoing efforts to become a preferred high technology printed circuit board manufacturer.
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June 27th 2008 - SAE Circuits orders 2 Excellon HPV drills. SAE Circuits has placed an order with Enterprise Technologies Incorporated (ETI) for two Excellon HPV 6 station drills. The purchase eases capacity requirements while supporting the need for smaller holes and addresses the industry's move towards smaller and tighter PCB technologies.
- January 14th 2008 - SAE Circuits hires Dan Spencer as National Sales Manager for the SAE family of Companies. Dan brings a depth of knowledge of the electronics industry to SAE. Previous to joining SAE Dan worked 20 years for Hadco/Sanmina ending as Global Sales Manager. From 2000 to 2008 Dan held various sales roles for other leading PCB manufacturers. Dan is very customer focused and SAE looks forward to him bringing his knowledge and experience to SAE enhancing our customer relationships.
- December 14th 2007 - SAE Circuits upgrades wet process equipment. SAE has purchased a Chemcut Resist Stripping Line and Deburring Line to enhance our fine line capabilities. This purchase supports our customers ever increasing fine line technology requirements.
- June 6th 2007 - SAE installs a Trionetics Reverse Osmosis Water Treatment System for better process control. This equipment will allow us to use purified water in our wet processes at a much lower cost per gallon helping SAE to remain a competitive supplier of printed circuit boards.
- February 13th 2007 - SAE Circuits purchases a new IPS automated electroless copper line. This equipment will support our customer's requirements for smaller hole technology and ensure consistent process control.
- October 12th 2006 - SAE Circuits has promoted Stelios Androulidakis to Process Engineer and hired David Denman as Environmental Health & Safety Manager. Having both Stelios and David on staff as degreed chemical engineers will help SAE transition to the next level of technology. Stelios has been with SAE for over 10 years as the Environmental Health & Safety Manager. His leadership has helped build SAE into a supplier of choice for many high technology companies. David Denman comes to SAE from Circuit Images were he held a similar position. David brings 25 years of experience in the printed circuit board manufacturing industry to SAE.
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