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Recently, our customer Eurocircuits was hit by a fire at their Hungarian factory. A nightmare nobody wants to suffer through, but Eurocircuits took on the situation head-first and managed to get their PCB production back to full capacity within two weeks. Not in the least thanks to Ucamco, who was the first supplier on-site to offer support, the very next day. We serviced the three Ledia direct imagers Eurocircuits has on its Hungary site, and helped our customer to get back on track with all three direct imagers by the end of the next day.
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