Buying decisions in the electronics industry involves more than checking unit prices. In production companies, the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) is what really matters. It includes all costs related to using a component—from buying and logistics to its effect on the production line and risks of delays.
Choosing the right production technology for electronic components is crucial for final quality, costs, and process efficiency. For engineers, deciding between Roll-to-Roll (R2R) and Sheet-to-Sheet (S2S) methods isn’t just about speed – it also depends on technical limits and material requirements.
Electronics production is a bit like managing a Formula 1 team – speed, precision, and flexibility decide success. Every project manager knows that even the best-planned project can go wrong because of unexpected problems. Lack of components, design mistakes, wrong materials – all of this can mess up your timeline like an Excel sheet after accidentally deleting a few columns.
mEwa is one of those people who are always ready to help. On a day-to-day basis, Ewa is a half MEWA team (Monika and EWA). Ewa takes care of the logistics of production orders, always makes sure that our raw material warehouses are always full and that there is no...
Dorota has been with us for almost forever, since the early '90s to be precise. Only the production manager has been with us longer. Dorota handles customer service and ensures that all data in our systems are consistent and uniform. If any of our customers are behind...
Often, new customers ask us what cooperation with us looks like? In complex and complicated projects, the process of getting a new client is not quick and simple. Most often we start with meetings with designers, electronics and mechanics. If there is space for new projects or evaluation of the existing ones, we starts to act.