Aimtron Purchases Second Stencil Cleaner from Austin American Technology

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Aimtron, an international, full-service Electronic Manufacturing Services / Electronic Contract Manufacturing (EMS / ECM) company that provides cost effective, integrated, and high-quality solutions, announced the purchase of an X30 Stencil Cleaner from Austin American Technology (AAT). This is the second X30 Aimtron has purchased.

“At Aimtron, we want to provide more to our customers than just EMS services,” commented Mukesh Vasani, CEO of Aimtron. “We strive to go above and beyond, to actively look to reduce unnecessary costs when possible, to enable our customers to reach success. This is why we rely on partners like AAT. Using the X30, we can utilize a multipurpose stencil cleaner to help us be more efficient in both time and cost.”

Since its inception in 2009, Aimtron has experienced rapid yet stable growth due, in part, to the company’s drive to find fair, mutually profitable, and creative solutions that are not available from the competition. By understanding today’s market on a global scale, Aimtron leverages all available resources; ranging from superior technology, to ingenious internal systems, Aimtron will create a tailored service to fit your needs.

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