Seica Expands Testing Capabilities in Mexico to Meet Growing Demand in Electronics Industry

Seica, Inc. has recently increased its testing capabilities in Mexico to cater to the growing electronics industry. The company's facility in Querétaro, covering 3,000 square feet, is now able to provide a wide range of testing services to meet the needs of the rapidly expanding electronics sector in Mexico.

Seica Mexico offers a modern testing service that aims to help customers by reducing the time and money spent on shipping products to the US. Their team of experienced engineers is ready to assist customers from a range of industries such as automotive, medical, electric vehicle, and military.

Seica Mexico provides comprehensive testing services for prototypes and production runs with fast turnaround times. This is especially beneficial for customers in the area who need quick testing. The Querétaro location has state-of-the-art technology such as the Pilot V8 Next Series for flying probe testing and the Compact Digital for in-circuit and functional testing. These advanced systems guarantee accurate and high-quality testing of different electronic components like PCBs, flexible circuits, wafers, bare board substrates, and assembly units.

Seica's Querétaro operations also provide reverse engineering services, which are great for creating prototypes or producing low to medium-volume products quickly and affordably, even without CAD data.

Seica's method guarantees effectiveness throughout the entire process, from providing a quote to delivering testing services.

Seica uses cutting-edge tools to offer comprehensive board testing and documentation, guaranteeing customer approval and trust.

If you have any questions or would like to arrange a demonstration, you can reach out to Daniel Vega at vega@seicausa.com for assistance related to Mexico. For general inquiries about testing, please contact Kelly Parreira at Parreira@Seicausa.com.

To learn more about Seica, you can visit their website at www.seica.com.

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