
Exception PCB Installs Two A9 Flying Probe Test Systems
Exception PCB has installed two new A9 flying probe test systems from atg-LM, strengthening our electrical test capability and increasing throughput across rigid, flex, flex-rigid and HDI PCB production.
Exception PCB has installed two new A9 flying probe test systems from atg-LM, expanding our electrical test capacity and improving throughput across our PCB manufacturing operation.
The atg-LM A9 uses linear drive technology to perform electrical tests at up to 220 measurements per second, combining speed with precision across a wide range of board types and complexities. Flying probe testing removes the need for dedicated test fixtures, making it particularly well suited to the low to medium volume, quick-turn work we specialise in.
WHY THIS INVESTMENT MATTERS

The addition of two A9 systems increases our overall test throughput, reduces bottlenecks at the test stage, and supports our ability to maintain fast turnaround times without compromising test coverage or accuracy. For customers on time-critical programmes, that matters.
SUPPORTING OUR FULL RANGE OF PCB TECHNOLOGIES
The A9 systems support electrical testing across our full production range, including standard multilayer, HDI, flex and rigid-flex PCBs for customers in aerospace, defence, medical, telecommunications and automotive sectors.
This investment is part of our continued commitment to improving process capability and capacity across the facility. If you would like to discuss your PCB testing requirements or learn more about our manufacturing capabilities, get in touch with the team.


