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In Mold Labeling (IML) With in-mold labeling, cut imprinted plastic films, also known as labels, are placed to precisely fit into the injection mold by means of a handling unit. The labels are fixed in place through application of vacuum or static electricity charge, and then rear injected with plastic material. Then heat and pressure … Read moreUnderstanding the In Mold Labeling (IML) Process
Yun Industrial uses a mold flow program to conform with the cost and the formation appraisal, in view of product formation principle, injection molding process, plastic material database, plastic material’s choice and the material attribute. We have many different types of operating software, such as Pro-E, Solidworks, Auto Cad to create what is needed for … Read moreWe Provide Precision Injection Mold Services
What Do You Actually Need to Make a Printed Circuit Board? Printed circuit boards are in all manner of electronics. If it has computing power, then it is likely to include a printed circuit board. What is a PCB actually made of, and what components does it include? Surprisingly, PCBs are not too complicated. The … Read moreWhat Do You Actually Need to Make a Printed Circuit Board?
Understanding Through-Hole Technology At Yun Industrial Acme PCB Assembly, we offer a service called through-hole assembly, also known as “tru-hole assembly.” What is this service, and is it something you should consider for your next printed circuit board project? The defining characteristic of through-hole assembly is that holes are drilled through the printed circuit boards, … Read moreUnderstanding Through-Hole Technology
Yun Industrial is working to meet the growing demand for tabletop “box builds” we have a dedicated team for each department, including covering the purchasing, electronics engineering, contract manufacturing services, and testing. Our team will support all your electro-mechanical projects from the initial stages of design conception and prototyping through volume production. Yun Industrial provides … Read moreUnderstanding How Box Builds Work and What They Are Used For
Understanding Silk Screen Technology in Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Adding the silkscreen layer onto a printed circuit board is the final step in the fabrication process. Silkscreen is a layer that uses ink traces to identify all the PCB board components, test points, parts of the PCB, warning symbols, logos and marks etc. These shapes, … Read moreUnderstanding Silk Screen Technology in Printed Circuit Board (PCB)
If you are in need of fully assembled printed circuit boards (PCBs) for your products, but you don’t know where to start, this article will guide you in the right direction. If you don’t have any printed circuit boards or any of the parts, and you certainly don’t want to burden your limited staff with … Read moreWhat Does It Mean to Be a Full-Service PCB Assembly Provider?
Transition your new product from concept and design to volume production. New Product Introduction is a challenging phase in a product’s life cycle. Yun Industrial / ACME PCB provides the breadth of services and experience to smoothly transition your new product from concept and design through to volume production. We want to be your assembly … Read morePrinted Circuit Board Prototype Assembly
Yun Industrial ACME PCB Assembly is working to meet the growing demand for tabletop “box builds” we have a dedicated team for each department, including covering the purchasing, electronics engineering, contract manufacturing services, and testing. Our team will support all your electro-mechanical projects from the initial stages of design conception and prototyping through volume … Read moreUnderstanding Box Builds
Our Automated X-Ray Inspection Catches What the Eye Can’t See When manufacturing a printed circuit board, many components are hidden from the human eye. Even those parts that are visible are very small, making it difficult to effectively inspect a circuit board for defects. At Yun Industrial Acme PCB Assembly, we have integrated several different … Read moreOur Automated X-Ray Inspection Catches What the Eye Can’t See