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News Release from: Hitec Sheet Metal | Subject: Screening cans
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 12 June 2006

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A new service promises to lower the cost of screening can development for European technology companies

Cambridge metalwork company Hitec has announced a new service that will lower the cost of screening can development for European technology companies. Using computer aided design software and computer controlled metal punching technology, Hitec is able to create rapid prototypes without the need for expensive and timely tooling development.

RF screening cans are essential components in today's electronic equipment.

They are used to limit the emission of radio frequency signals that is generated from electronic circuits.

Developers often have to ensure that radio frequency emissions comply with current regulation; Hitec's services will help developers achieve compliant designs in the shortest possible time.

Although Hitec is able to develop custom screening devices, their standard product is based on using 0.6mm mild steel with a tin plated base and zinc plated upper lid.

'We've been working closely with the technology sector for many years and over this time I think we've manage to perfect the art of developing and producing screening components', said John Stevenson, Managing Director of Hitec.

'The traditional method of machining these components was by using a chemical etching process or hard tooling, these can be very expensive and time consuming'.

'By exploiting the benefits of computer aided design software and computer controlled metal punching technology, we can now deliver product much faster and more competitively'.

'In fact, it even gives our clients more freedom to revise designs or request low volume batch sizes, something that wasn't really possible before'.

In addition to making the screening components, Hitec's designs are also used as circuit security devices.

These components are of a similar nature to the screening cans but once soldered into the PCB will offer a circuit or silicon device protection from interference by service technician or anyone attempting to modify the equipment.

Hitec has shipped many thousands of both the screening and security components and can offer a fast turn around for any new customers seeking a new supplier of screening devices.

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