Aismalibar Launches New Website

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Aismalibar launches new website to provide visitors with highly professional look and superior user experience.

The website is fully responsive across all platforms and devices. Cleaner design allows for a smoother user experience and better structure makes access to information easier, with all products and markets organized in a coherent, intuitive manner.

The Markets pages provide a breakdown of all sectors in which Aismalibar operates: Automotive, Lighting-LED, Power and Industrial Automation, Home Appliances, Solar and Wind, Railway and Aerospace and telecommunications, and allows for access to specifications and corresponding products.

The new website very clearly organizes all Aismalibar products. The products are then divided into different families, ensuring easy access to all technical documents, including datasheets, certifications, product and markets brochures and general catalog. All company news can be found in the News section. Visitors will be able to read and download event information, press releases and photos of the company.

Aismalibar's new website responds to the company's desire to continue expanding internationally and therefore, browsing is possible in Spanish, English and German. Now that this new website is live, Aismalibar invites and encourages users to visit and discover all that is has to offer.

About Aismalibar

Aismalibar was one of the first IMS laminate manufacturers in the world and was the first in Europe. Aismalibar is proud to introduce their material to the North American market in 2012. Their product IMS Cobritherm is a qualified and recognized Insulated Metal Substrate which gives the best thermal management solutions with high thermal conductivity, low thermal impedance and high dielectric capacity. 

Aismalibar has implement a 100% proof test with 1-3KV (High Pot Test) to all IMS laminates coming out of their plant. This is the only way to insure the dialectical strength is perfect and that production problems are detected before PCBs arrive to the end user.

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