KTECH - Supplying ESD tweezers, ESD pins, measuring pens, EXCELTA suction pens

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KTECH - Supplying ESD tweezers, ESD pins, measuring pens, EXCELTA suction pens

Excelta Corporation was founded in 1957 by Jerome Dalseme. Mr. Dalseme has been credited with introducing many tools for electronics assembly that remain the most popular assembly tools today. The company is a family owned business and is under the leadership of his daughter, Lynn Bonzer.
Experts in Assembly Solutions
Our expertise is providing assembly solutions for customers involved with precision hand assembly. Excelta manufactures tweezers, pliers, cutters, and other small assembly hand tools.
We market and sell these small precision tools through a distribution network to the Military Electronic, Consumer Electronic, Medical Device Manufacturing, Electronic Assembly and Repair industries.
We began by introducing watchmaker tools to the Aerospace industry in the mid 1950's. Our largest customers were Rockwell, Hughes Aircraft, Texas Instruments and Raytheon. As that industry consolidated and shrank in the mid 1980's we made a successful transition into the consumer electronic markets. Our largest customers became Intel, Agilent, IBM and Hewlett Packard.
Our product offering has evolved from simple chain nose pliers and a few tweezers to over 1,200 items. We carry an extensive inventory at our facility in Buellton, California and we have always maintained a position of the highest quality and innovative solutions. We service the industry with a nationwide sales force in all major markets. All of our representatives have undergone extensive training and we provide ongoing education programs to help them stay qualified in providing the latest solutions to assembly needs.