Quik-Pak Acquires Flip Chip Assembly, Radiation Sensor and Laser Micromachining Business Units of Aguila Technologies
Contact: Steve Swendrowski
Phone: 1(858)674-4676
9 A.M. EDT, September 25, 2008
San Diego, CA, September 25, 2008 - Quik-Pak, a division of Delphon Industries, announced today the acquisition of Aguila Technologies’ flip chip assembly, detector array processing, and laser micromachining business units. The acquisition is part of Quik-Pak’s ongoing effort to expand its advanced packaging and assembly services.
The acquisition, which includes key technical personnel and proprietary equipment, enables Quik-Pak to provide a full turnkey solution that supports wafer backgrinding and dicing, the latest packaging technologies and advanced assembly services. “The new acquisition coupled with Quik-Pak’s current services will enable us to more completely meet the increasing demands of our customers and facilitate faster time-to-market for their new products,” says Steve Swendrowski, General Manager.
About Quik-Pak: The company specializes in open-cavity plastic packages and assembly in 24 hours or less. A limitless array of open-cavity packages are available with no minimum quantity and can be provided as part of a turnkey assembly solution along with backgrinding, wafer dicing, die/wire bonding, laser micromachining, detector array processing, remolding and marking/branding. Custom assembly services are also offered for ceramic packages, chip-on-board, stacked die, MEMS, etc. Quik-Pak's unique offerings deliver faster time to market and reduced prototype costs for new devices, while providing excellent flexibility, quality and customer service.
For further information contact: Steve Swendrowski, Quik-Pak General Manager 1(858)674-4676 or steves@icproto.com. .