Creating a closed loop where possible in your Product Life Cycle will minimize the inflow and outflow of resources. We distinguish 3 circularity phases:

1. Prevent waste at Beginning Of Life
2. Extend product lifetime at Middle of Life
3. Reuse products & materials at End Of Life

The skilled people and well-equipped workshops in our Circularity-to-Profit approach support you all the way.

Minimizing the inflow and outflow of resources works best in a closed loop

Reduce inflow and prevent outflow of electronic materials and components in a later phase

Concept, feasibility, prototype, optimization, production/assembly

• Circular process design
• Circular design
• Design For Manufacturing (DFM)
• Design For Assembly (DFA)
• Risk analysis
• Sourcing
• Development)
• Testing
• Packaging
• Certification
• 0-series
• Inspection

Maximize the lifetime of electronic modules and (sub)systems

Concept, feasibility, prototype, optimization, production/assembly

• Modification
• 8-D analysis (RCA)
• Cleanroom facilities
• Obsolescence management
• Reversed engineering
• Logistics
• Vendor management and VMI
• Stock Management
• Warranty

Use whatever material or component of an obsolete electronic module of (sub)system to start a Life Cycle of a new one

Remanufacture, repurpose/reuse, recycle

• Dismantling
• Asset disposal
• (Certified) data destruction

• Well-equipped high-tech workplaces
• ESD-assembly rooms
• Clean room

• IPC: Certified IPC A-610 application specialist
• ISO 9001: requirements for standard Quality Management System.
• ISO 14001: defines criteria for an Environment Management System to improve resource efficiency, reduce waste, and reduce costs.
• ISO 27001: an international standard on how to manage information security.