so busy

its been all go here at matrix electronics, a couple of big potential orders in the pipe line, one of which would be alot of PCB assembly work, and the next would be mainly electro-mechanical assembly, this is why its so varied and interesting being a electronic sub-contractor.

We have been really busy building cables for the NDT industry, some of which have been probe leads or transducer cables which can terminate in lemo, BNC, subvis (smc),connectors. umbillical cables are also something we specialise in running them up-to 50 meters long or more with numerous amounts of cables and terminations.

We will be starting a new job tomorrow which will involve SMT PCB assembly although PTH PCB assembly is something we are quite often asked to do.

The most exciting thing has been the launch of a sister company NDT cables the web-site has been launched and the stock for assembling all of the products has been ordered, so i would like to take this opportunity in wishing NDT cables good luck for all future business.

coming together

After the success of matrix electronics NDT Cables is about to go live, there has been alot of discussion about the website and to what it should contain, we wanted umbillical cables, to be advertised but because these would be to the customers own specification it was difficult, so we left these as an option where the customer could phone up to speak to a representative about their requirements.

Any standard probe leads also known as transducer cables can be ordered on-line in any length with numerous connectors to choose from, including Lemo, BNC, and subvis. All standard probe leads are manufactured using RG174 coax cable, but other cable of the customers choice can be used.

Aswell as offering a full replacement cable service to the NDT industry all to ISO9001 standards, NDT cables sister company matrix electronics can provide a full electro-mechanical assembly service, and PCB assembly service.