In this Update: Equipment offer – only two working weeks left Christmas closing date PCB Visualizer upgrades Eurocircuits/Elektor Christmas tree 2015 Only two working weeks left on our special equipment offer Place an order for any of our machines: eC-stencil-mate , eC-reflow-mate , eC-pre-heater or eC-test-mate before 1 January 2015, and you will receive a […]
We are delighted to inform you that we have recently appointed Claudio Cardoso Guardao as Customer Support Engineer Spain and Portugal, working out of our headquarters in Mechelen, Belgium. We have a rapidly expanding number of customers in Spain and Portugal, and we were very fortunate to be able to add Claudio to our support […]
Order pooling is now a well-established technique used to cut costs for prototypes and small batch PCBs. But what is it and what is its history? Order pooling Order pooling means combining several different customers’ orders on the same standard manufacturing panel. “Order pooling” or “pooling” is probably the most common name but the process […]
Eurocircuits and environment Eurocircuits believe that we have an important duty to ensure good environmental practices in all business operations and to provide the necessary organization, commitment and training to fulfill this obligation. We aim to continuously improve our environmental performance, pollution prevention and environmental protection. All employees are responsible for implementing our policy and […]
Eurocircuits Marketing Strategy Historical Background For our first 10 years we subscribed to the sales pitch “you name it, we make it”. This was an expensive strategy which required heavy investment in plant, processes and expertise. By 2000 – 2001 there was little or no added-value margin left to sustain the investment; the recession and […]
20 years of evolution – one graph explains it all The first 10 years Started as Europrint, right from the beginning, we were active in the market of prototypes and small series. Our goal was to serve our customers with any wish they had: “You name it, we make it”. This requires a rather costly […]
