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Legacy and Samsung Techwin to expand manufacturing capacity


The firms aim to increase production capacity for memory modules
Legacy Electronics is partnering with Samsung Techwin, the Semiconductor System Division of Samsung C&T Automation to increase production capacity of its memory modules and board-based computer products. They aim to purchase and install new automated semiconductor placement equipment at their manufacturing facility in Canton this summer.

Jason Engle, Legacy's chief executive officer, comments, "We forecast that Samsung's new surface mounting production line solutions will help us increase production capacity by approximately 20 percent. Their newest pick-and-place equipment offers some of the highest precision, high-performance options on the market, with both scalability and micro component capacity. This equipment should also help us reduce production prep time. We are also looking at further production line commitments for later this year and next."

Larry Groves, director of technical sales for Samsung C&T Automation, says, "Samsung is firmly committed to economic long-term growth and prosperity with Legacy Electronics. Their selection of advanced configuration systems with integrated component inventory management, setup verification and factory-management solutions software is testament to their comprehensive understanding of the challenges of the marketplace. We are honoured by their choice, and dedicated to providing world-class support for their continued success."

 

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