Restronics South Central

We take a consultative approach to representing our Manufacturer Partners. We are here to help you find the solutions you're looking for in the Printed Circuit Board and Medical Device manufacturing industry.

I’d like to thank you for visiting the Restronics South Central website. We designed this site to be a valuable tool for our Manufacturer Partners, our Distribution Partners, and of course, our Customer Partners.

Our site is made to educate, inform, and be a place to get ideas and leave ideas. It is very important to me that our website is useful to you. So, if you have any ideas you would like to share, things you want to explore, or maybe you just want to leave us a comment, I invite you to do so.

Regards,

-- James

James Willis

Managing Partner, Restronics South Central

Our Wichita Team represents some of the top product lines in the electronic manufacturing equipment and supplies industry.

Our mission is to find and represent the right solution for your electronic and medical equipment manufacturing equipment and supplies. Contact us to meet and discuss your needs.

Electronic Manufacturing Industry Stats and Growth Projections

Industry trends show that there are many of factors changing the industry. There are several important stats that have been featured because of this. Some of the most notable include:

Hourly downtime is affecting most businesses. 98% say it may cost them at least $100,000 per hour.
Predictive maintenance could decrease costs by 20%.
Unplanned outages could be reduced with predictive maintenance by up to 50%.
72% of large companies require 99% minimum uptime.
The electronic manufacturing industry is expected to grow by roughly 8% by 2025.
50% of IoT spending is porjected to be focused on transportation, logistics, and discrete costs.
40% of IoT customers prefer doing business with an established company.
63% of companies believe that investing in IoT devices will increase profitability.
Three-quarters of companies will have digitized their supply changes by 2021.
Close to one third of companies have already implemented IoT into their devices.