Printed Circuit Board Assembly for the Medical Industry
American Progressive Circuits, Inc. specializes in the designing and building of high-end printed circuit boards that can be used effectively in various medical applications. We understand the need for precision, promptness, and high performance in diagnostic systems like none other. That is why our standard as well as custom designed PCBs are compatible with most of the technologically advanced medical equipment and applications.
Valuable Services Provided by APC for the Medical Industry
APC is a leading name when it comes to providing all-inclusive solutions and services for the medical industry, such as:
- PCB assembly for medical equipment
- SMT assembly in medical industries
- PCB designing for medical industries
- PCB inspection and repair for the medical sector
Medical Devices and Applications that Rely on Our PCBs for Excellent Performance
Numerous medical devices OEMs have put their faith in our products and services as we do not compromise on quality. Here are some of the prominent applications of the medical industry that make use of our products and services:
- Blood Sugar Monitors.
- Electrocardiograph
- Blood Pressure Monitors
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Scanning System
- X-ray Computed Tomography (CT) Scanning System
- Gas Analyzer
- Digital Cell Counting Device
- Heart Pacemaker Analyzer
- Vesicle Pressure Measurement System
- Ultrasonic Devices
- Laser Therapy Device
- Fluid Level Controller
- Neurological Stimulating Device
- Flow Rate Systems
- Digital Temperature Monitorsr
- Ear, Nose, Throat (ENT) Diagnostic Instrument
- Medical Data Transmitters
- Gas Chromatography Devices
APC’s Continual Contribution to the Medical Industry
Throughout the years that we have been active, APC’s team of dedicated personnel has always worked hard towards developing superior quality PCBs for the medical industry. We offer our services of PCB designing, testing, and manufacturing to various renowned name of this field. We promote innovation and experimenting in order to build circuit boards that are compatible with the technologically advanced medical devices.
