Precision in electronic assemblies isn’t optional—it’s what separates clean signals from noise. When thin features distort, plating varies, or solder joints shift in reflow, small deviations turn into big failures.
At Gromax, DFM, tooling, stamping, and gaging sit under one roof. We engineer contacts, terminals, and shields for real conditions—controlling form, finish, and function from coined EMI shields to micro terminals—so parts run right through final build.
±0.0015″ features, tight true-position, and SMT coplanarity control for 0.50–1.27 mm pitches on terminals and leadframes.
Selective Ni/Pd/Au, Ag, and Sn with controlled roughness and burr direction to cut fretting, contact resistance, and noise.
Coined, ultra-flat shields and frames with pick-and-place features, venting, and removable lids that stay planarity-true through reflow.
Compliant pins and blades tuned for insertion/retention, board-lock geometry, and reflow-stable springs for rugged, solderless or hybrid joints.
Leadframes and contacts designed with downsets, tie-bar strategy, and carrier control for clean transfer into insert/transfer molds.
GR&R ≤10% on CTQs, inline vision and in-die sensing, plating microsections, and full PPAP/FAI traceability from first hit to shipment.
Typical: 0.003″–0.050″ (geometry-dependent); call for outliers.
Yes. We coordinate reel-to-reel plating and finish control with approved partners.
We use custom GR&R-backed gaging for thin, coined, or reflective features that challenge CMMs.
Yes — DFM markups identify features at risk for distortion or solder failure before tooling begins.
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