To ensure that our injection-molded plastic parts meet our quality standards, we manufacture the molds in-house at our tooling facility. Our skilled and motivated designers work with state-of-the-art CAD systems.

Precision tools are developed through ongoing collaboration between the design department, the tool shop, and production. This expertise benefits not only our own products—we also undertake the development and production of all types of tools for other companies.

We manufacture printed circuit boards using fully automated SMT technology ("SMT" = Surface Mount Technology) as well as through manual assembly. In SMT assembly, solder paste is applied to the printed circuit board using a stencil. The machine then automatically places the individual components onto the board, which are finally soldered in an oven at temperatures ranging from 135 to 250 degrees.

Components that—for example, due to their size—cannot be assembled automatically are placed manually on the printed circuit board and then soldered in a solder bath at a temperature of 250 degrees. All assemblies undergo optical and electrical testing. In doing so, we rely on the qualifications and many years of experience of our employees, as well as our state-of-the-art machinery.

Our multi-stage quality management system ensures that any defects are identified at an early stage during each phase of production. Before a product leaves our factory, it is tested by our experienced team of employees for specific electrical and mechanical parameters. Only after passing the final inspection and electrical endurance test does the product reach the customer.