Ams Electronics
PCB assembly and electronics manufacturing services for businesses in the electronics industry
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Ams Electronics
AMS Electronics provides surface-mount PCB assembly, hand soldering, electromechanical assembly and complete product manufacture. Services also include functional testing, device programming, inspection and component procurement.
The company serves businesses requiring electronics manufacturing and assembly, including Bluebell Communications Systems and Medicare Systems. It is a small family business established in 2005, based in Axminster, Devon, UK.
Product: Surface-mount PCB assembly, electronics manufacturing, testing and component procurement services.
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