MicroAssembly Technologies, Ltd. Competitors

MicroFab develops and commercializes high-payoff applications for microdispensing and precision printing using ink-jet technology. The capabilities of ink-jet microdispensing are applicable to a wide range of industries and applications. Examples include microdispensing of adhesives; optical and electrical polymers; and biomedical materials, including diagnostic reagents, proteins, and DNA. The speed, precision, and digital nature of ink-jet printing technology makes it well suited for automated control in the manufacturing plant or research laboratory. MicroFab, founded in 1984, has been a pioneer in developing manufacturing technologies and instrumentation based on piezoelectric ink-jet dispensing. These efforts have lead to 42 issued patents assigned to MicroFab, and we have authored 27 for our customers. MicroFab offers our customers solutions to their microdispensing requirements by offering a combination of consulting services, application development services, job-shop services, and equipment sales. Underlying the equipment and services we offer to our customers is our ongoing in-house research efforts on novel applications of ink-jet technology. Why Choose MicroFab? The MicroFab team has been active in ink jet research and development for over 27 years. MicroFab is staffed by professionals with advanced degrees in material science, fluid dynamics, and business; and with expertise in computer modeling. Contact MicroFab for more information.

Accu-Assembly, Inc. is an industrial automation company based out of 79 Jenkins Road, Andover, Massachusetts, United States.

Micro-Link Technologies has been designing and manufacturing microcomputer products for industrial applications since 1977. Our products are used world-wide in industrial control and automation systems including robotics, communications, and military applications. We provide solutions using industry standard products based on STD, VME, and PC computer equipment.