Restronics New England

We provide a consultative approach to how we our Manufacturer Partners. We are here for you to help find the solutions you need in the PCB and Medical Device manufacturing industry.

We appreciate you taking the time to visit the Restronics New England website. We designed this site to be a source of information for all of our Manufacturer Partners, our Distribution Partners, and of course, our Customer Partners.

This site is built to educate, inform, and to serve as a hub to get ideas and leave ideas. It is very important to me that the site useful to you. So, if you have any ideas you would like to share, things you want to explore, or if you just want to leave us a comment, I welcome you to do so.

Thank you,

-- Hunter

Hunter Adams

Managing Partner, Restronics New England

Our New Haven Team represents many of the premier product lines in the electronic manufacturing equipment and supplies industry.

Our objective is to identify and represent the ideal solution for your electronic and medical equipment manufacturing equipment and supplies. Contact us to get together and discuss your needs.

Electronic Manufacturing Industry Statistics and Growth Projections

The trends below mean that there are numerous of factors changing the industry. The following are several influential stats that have been highlighted as a consequence of this. A sampling ofhe most notable include:

Hourly downtime affects the majority of businesses, with as many as 98% stating it may cost them $100,000 per hour or more.
Predictive maintenance can lower costs by 20%.
Unplanned outages can be reduced with predictive maintenance by up to 50%.
Most large companies, 72%, have to have 99.99% minimum uptime.
The industry is expected to grow by roughly 8% by 2025.
50% of IoT spending is projected to focus on transportation, logistics, and discrete costs.
40% of IoT customers prefer dealing with established companies.
63% of companies believe that investing in IoT devices will increase profitability.
Three-quarters of companies will have digitized their supply changes by 2021.
Close to a third of companies have already implemented IoT into their devices.