By Dereck Moore, Vice President and General Manager, EMS Divisions
When a customer's assembly kept failing qualification testing, a redesign looked like the only fix, until Impact ES stepped in with a smarter answer. Our team pinpointed the exact stress point causing the failures and engineered an automated underfill solution that reinforced the assembly without touching the original design, keeping the customer's program on schedule and their production line running. See how engineering insight and manufacturing execution turned a critical reliability risk into a scalable, repeatable process.
Medical device electronics leave no room for error—every solder joint has to perform, every time, with zero tolerance for process variability. Impact ES's new Vapor Phase Reflow (VPR) process delivers exactly that: uniform heat transfer across every component simultaneously, in an oxygen-free environment, for the consistency patient safety depends on. Backed by a development process built to meet EU and US approval standards, our agile, customer-centric team integrates seamlessly into your program to help bring reliable medical manufacturing solutions to life faster.
Mark your calendar, Impact Electronic Solutions is exhibiting at MEDevice Boston this August, and we want to see you there.
Find our team at Booth 828, ready to talk fiber optic, electronic, and electromechanical solutions for medical device programs, from prototype through full-scale production. If you're building in the medtech space, this is your chance to see firsthand what we can bring to your next program.
Planning to attend? Use promo code INVITE952142 during online registration for a free Expo Pass or 10% off a Conference Pass.
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As part of our newsletter, we want to introduce you to our team, share our Impact culture, values, and how we occasionally have fun at work.
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After 30 years of dedication to Grants Pass, Lisa Ulum has officially retired. Thirty years is a career most people only dream of, and Lisa spent every one of them making Grants Pass better. Congratulations, Lisa—enjoy every minute of what comes next!
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On May 1st, the Grants Pass management team traded their usual roles for aprons and pizza boxes, personally serving lunch to employees to celebrate hitting April’s shipping goal. Nothing says thank you quite like a hot slice delivered by the boss.
Vancouver leaders recently completed a specialized Leadership Development & Conflict Management program through Clark College, gaining practical tools for navigating tough conversations and resolving conflict. It’s part of our ongoing commitment to equipping leaders with the skills and confidence to communicate clearly and build a stronger workplace culture.
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