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Electro Mechanical Assembly

Electronic Assembly

SEA electronic assembly capabilities include electro-mechanical, electrical and box-build, Cable & Harness assemblies, Heat Sink Bonding to PWB, & Potting and Encapsulating, by highly skilled and trained personnel. Engineering and Management teams continually hone quality processes to maintain the highest levels of performance.

Conformal Coating Electronic Assembly

Provides economical protection from moist, humid environments and resists chemicals, fuels, and solvents. Enhances the reliability of circuitry.
Materials available include urethanes, acrylics, epoxies and silicones.
Modern low air volume spray equipment is usually employed by RAMP to apply conformal coating materials. Separate spray facilities are used to prevent contamination by incompatible materials. Process temperature, humidity, and mix viscosity are carefully controlled to ensure consistent results. Brush and dip application is also offered.

Bonding Electronic Assembly

Epoxy materials or RTVs are often specified by OEMs to secure large parts to the circuit board, especially if the electronic assembly will be subjected to continued vibration. Materials are applied by hand or with automated dispensers.

Potting Electronic Assembly

Potting is the immersion of the circuit in a bulk material using a removable or fixed mold.
Several potting materials can be selected by the OEM depending on the characteristics desired such as moisture or chemical resistance or protection from high voltage breakdown.

Cable & Harness Assembly

Small enough to respond immediately to customer requests and large enough to successfully execute major contracts.
UL and CSA listed for electronic cable assemblies.
Build to all commercial and military specs including J-STD-001, MIL-STD-2000 and MIL-STD 454.
Design Assistance to improve reliability, reduce costs, and reduce weight.
Capabilities range from simple ribbon cables to complex electronic harness assemblies with hundreds of terminations.
Experience with all wire types including PVC, nylon and Teflon jacketed; solid, stranded, multiconductor and coax.
Automated cutting, stripping, marking and crimping of wires and tubing.
Computerized point to point and hi-pot testing.