The printed circuit board manufacturer KSG has mastered the past 18 months with entrepreneurial skill and customer service. The business situation is pleasing and the team has grown to meet the challenges. “We learned three things in the Corona crisis,” says CEO Margret Gleiniger. “Firstly, that we can change ad hoc and that changes are
ENAL = Use of nano-coated tools in printed circuit board production Approximately ten percent of the manufacturing costs of a printed circuit board are caused by the mechanical manufacturing processes, drilling and milling. The costs for drilling and milling tools play a not insignificant role. Together with KSG, a Saxon project consortium within the framework
Interview with Margret Gleiniger (CEO/CFO) and Swen Klöden (CTO) of KSG GmbH and Kornel Schmidt, Managing Director of KSG Austria GmbH Made in Europe’ is anything but a matter of course when it comes to the manufacture of printed circuit boards. KSG GmbH manufactures a wide range of printed circuit boards for the international market
The next generation of technicians is very important to us. We want to get children and young people excited about electronics development and careers in the electronics industry. That is why KSG also supports the continuation of the Paul Award talent competition after the first round. In this competition, young people realise their own project
KSG has received UL listing for the production of unpopulated printed circuit boards with the high-frequency material Megtron 6 after successfully passing UL testing of the sample sets. From now on we are authorized to apply the identifier “M6” for multilayer boards with Megtron 6 material (and analogously “S6” for double-sided boards). As one of
This year, the printed circuit board manufacturer KSG has invested around 11.6 million euros in its two plants in Gornsdorf and Gars am Kamp. In addition to expanding production capacity, KSG is also expanding its process technology for high-speed RF and HDI/SBU printed circuit boards. “With this year’s investments, we are expanding our expertise in
PCB manufacturer KSG has introduced the plugging process for filling through and blind holes in its production. The higher integration densities possible with plugging lead to considerable space savings in SBU setups (SBU: sequential setup) and thus to fewer restrictions in the layout design of complex circuits (technology “via in pad” or “staggered/stacked microvia
pcb-blog is the name of the new corporate blog of PCB specialist KSG, which has been online since April. Here, everything revolves around the printed circuit board: From application examples and tips for designers to webinars and technical terms to news from the company and the industry, the blog provides valuable know-how. The blog is