Remtron Expands Production Capability
Escondido, CA, (May 10, 2004)
- New Production Machinery Provides Greater Capacity and New Technology

Remtron has upgraded its Printed Circuit Board Assemble (PCA) machinery to increase production capacity and efficiency as well as to take full advantage of the latest electronic component technology. This first of two QUAD pick and place machines along with a multi-stage oven have been installed and placed in production in Remtron’s plant in Escondido, California. The investment was made to meet the increasing demand for Remtron’s remote control products and to permit the design of more compact, lightweight and flexible transmitters. The first product produced on the new machinery is the Remtron T34A PCA, which is the first Remtron transmitter to use the second-generation Command Pro design. The new technology has permitted Remtron to reduce the size of the T34 transmitter and upgrade the processor for improved performance and additional programming flexibility to meet our customers increasing demands. The new Command Pro design architecture will serve as the platform for a series of new and exciting products scheduled for release in the next few years.

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