Hi out there,

Can anyone tell me what is going on with Quad Systems and give me an opinion
about whether or not to invest in more Quad equipment at this point in time?
We have three machines and quit a bit of fixturing so we are thinking that
because of this large investment (by our standards) it would be difficult to
go to another manufacturer's equipment.  But, if Quad is going down the
tubes we will end up doing that anyway after having bought more equipment.
We have a lot of trouble with placement accuracy and are not sure if this is
the machines (is there something more dependable?) or something else we are
doing wrong.  I am not the engineer directly involved in the, but I do know
a little bit about the process.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

Bill Mengers
SMT Process Engineer
Northrop Grumman Corp.
Baltimore, Md.

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