chassis assembly

ACDi (American Computer Development, Inc.) is a U.S.-based electronics manufacturer and PCB design company founded in 1984. It provides end-to-end electronics manufacturing services including PCB design and layout, PCB assembly, box builds, cables and harnesses, testing, and product lifecycle management, serving aerospace, defense, medical, industrial and commercial customers.

AOI inspectionautomated cable productionbonding and stakingbox buildscable and harness assemblyConformal coatingDFM feedbackfiber optic harnessinghand solderingnew product introductionPCB design and layoutpottingpress-fitprototypingrobotic solderingselective solderingSMT assemblythrough-hole assemblyX-ray inspection

Arraid, LLC manufactures replacement data storage solutions for legacy computer systems, replacing aging disk, tape and floppy drives. The company uses proprietary FPGA-based technology and industrial-grade CompactFlash media to build solid state flashdisk, flashtape and floppy disk drive replacements that legacy hosts see as the original drives, requiring no software changes. Arraid designs and hand-builds its products at its Phoenix, Arizona production facility, producing its own circuit cards, internal peripherals and chassis assemblies.

circuit card productioncustom engineering servicesdisk drive emulationfloppy drive emulationFPGA-based drive emulationSCSI SSD manufacturingtape drive emulationTechnical Supportwarranty service

dataCon is a critical mission partner to the U.S. Navy and tier 1 OEMs for more than 50 years, providing subject matter experts who innovate new naval capabilities and sustain mission-critical systems for surface and undersea platforms. The company has offices in Chelmsford, Massachusetts and Norfolk, Virginia.

cable assemblyelectrical assembliesengineering designprinted circuit board assemblyrapid prototypingtesting