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Technica USA and Electra Polymers: Driving Success in Ink Jet Solder Mask Across North America
February 27, 2025 | Technica USAEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Technica and Electra Polymers have achieved remarkable success in the ink jet solder mask market. Electra Polymers is the dominant force in North America, holding an overwhelming market share north of 80% with its ElectraJet® EMJ110 solder mask. Technica USA has played a key role in this success, representing a significant portion of the market by securing two of the largest installations within their territory.
The combination of a best-in-class solder mask and a well-managed stocking program at Technica’s warehouse in San Jose, CA, supported by dedicated U.S. technical support, has proven to be a winning formula for both companies and their customers. Additionally, Technica maintains a large inventory of direct imaging solder mask inks available in various colors.
Join us at the upcoming IPC APEX EXPO to learn more about the EMJ110 and other innovative Electra Polymers ink & mask technologies:
- Technica Booth #4110
- Electra Polymers Booth #4434
We look forward to seeing you there!
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