Restronics Northern California
We offer a consultative approach to representation of our Manufacturer Partners. We are here for you to help find the solutions you're looking for in the Printed Circuit Board and Medical Device manufacturing industry.
We appreciate you taking the time to visit the Restronics Northern California website. We designed this site to be a resource for our Manufacturer Partners, our Distribution Partners, and ultimately, our Customer Partners.
Our website is made to educate, inform, and allow users to get and leave ideas. It’s vial to me that the website is helpful to you. So, if you have any questions, things you want to learn about, or if you just want to leave us a message, I invite you to do so.
Regards,
-- Cameron
Cameron Moylan
Managing Partner, Restronics Northern California
Our San Francisco Team represents many of the leading product lines in the electronic manufacturing equipment and supplies industry.
Our objective is to discover and represent the ideal solution for your electronic and medical equipment manufacturing equipment and supplies. Let’s get together and discuss your needs.
Electronic Manufacturing Industry Stats and Growth Projections
Industry trends show that there are a myriad of factors influencing the industry. There are several important stats that have been featured because of this. Just some of the most notable include:- Hourly downtime is experienced by many businesses. 98% say it costs them $100,000 or more per hour.
- Predictive maintenance could reduce expenses by 20%.
- Predictive maintenance can help avoid unplanned outages by up to 50%.
- 72% of large companies must maintain 99% minimum uptime.
- The industry is expected to grow by roughly 8% by 2025.
- 50% of IoT spending is set to be focused on transportation, logistics, and discrete costs.
- 40% of IoT customers prefer doing business with established companies.
- 63% of companies believe investment in IoT devices will increase profitability.
- Three-fourths of companies will have digitized their supply changes by 2021.
- Close to 1/3 of companies have already implemented IoT into their devices.