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WORLD-CLASS TOOLS INSULECTRO 20362 Windrow Drive, Lake Forest CA 92630 • 949.587.3200 • insulectro.com Drills, End Mills, Routers, Specialty Tools Kyocera designs and manufactures tight tolerance precision carbide cutting tools for PCB applications. Products include drills, routers, end mills, and specialized cutting tools ranging from: 0.05mm to 6.70mm diameters (0.0020" - 0.2638"). Call 949.587.3200 for more information Insulectro, the largest distributor in North America of materials used in the manufacture of printed circuit boards and printed electronics, provides game-changing precision cutting tools to our customers. Kyocera's renowned array of drills, routers, end mills, and specialty tools offer many benefits and advantages to customers for all their drilling and routing needs. Kyocera's tool reliability and design flexibility are key strengths of their products, along with a complete R&D facility in the US, new tool manufacturing capability, and local technical resources, all available to support customer needs. REPOINTING will be a new service offered by Insulectro through Kyocera. The company has recently invested in automated, state-of-the-art equipment and all repointing will be done in Southern California.

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• Featured Content — Materials Management
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• Feature Interview — The Critical Role of Materials
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• Interview — Overcoming Workforce Challenges from Onboarding to Upskilling
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