Restronics New England

We take a consultative approach to representing our Manufacturer Partners. We are here to help you find the solutions you are looking for in the Printed Circuit Board 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 valuable tool for all of our Manufacturer Partners, our Distribution Partners, and of course, our Customer Partners.

This site is intended to educate, inform, and be a place to get inspired and sharing your experience with us. It’s vial to me that the website is helpful 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.

Sincerely,

-- Hunter

Hunter Adams

Managing Partner, Restronics New England

Our Portland Team represents many of the top product lines in the electronic manufacturing equipment and supplies industry.

Our objective is to determine and represent the ideal solution for your medical equipment and electronic manufacturing equipment and supplies. Let’s meet and talk about your needs.

Electronic Manufacturing Industry Stats and Growth Projections

These trends demonstrate that there are a variety of factors changing the industry. The following are several important statistics that have been highlighted as a result of this. Some of the most notable include:

Hourly downtime affects the majority of businesses, with 98% saying that it costs them at least $100,000 per hour.
Predictive maintenance may lower expenses by 20%.
Unplanned outages may be reduced with predictive maintenance by up to 50%.
72% of large companies must maintain 99% minimum uptime.
The electronic manufacturing industry is expected to grow by roughly 8% by 2025.
50% of IoT spending is expected to focus on transportation, logistics, and discrete costs.
40% of IoT customers prefer working with established companies.
63% of companies believe IoT device investment will increase profitability.
Three-fourths of companies will have digitized their supply changes by 2021.
Close to one third of companies have already implemented IoT into their devices.