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Bürkle North America's Fab Four Partner, Schmoll, selected by Prototron Circuits Inc.

Jul 07, 2006

Dave Howard, Vice President- Electronics Products of the Bürkle North America FabFour Marketing Alliance, announced today that Prototron Circuits Inc. has ordered 2 systems from Schmoll Maschinen for their Redmond, Washington facility. Both machines will be configured as driller/routers and will take advantage of the patented large capacity tool chain (holding up to 3,300 tools) that is exclusive to the Schmoll and Posalux product line.  Steve Pointer, Process Manager for Prototron commented "it is time for us to upgrade the drilling and routing area and we are very excited at the prospect of taking advantage of the speed and accuracy of the Schmoll system".

Schmoll Maschinen, located in Rodermark, Germany, is part of Bürkle's FabFour Machinery Alliance consisting of Bürkle Lamination and Coating Systems, Bacher Imaging Systems and Posalux high volume drilling and routing systems.

For more information, contact Dave Howard at 714-379-5090.

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