Founded by Rich Rubin in 1986, Spectrum Component Supply is a family-run distributor of electronic components, with a particular focus on semiconductors and hard-to-find or obsolete parts. Now led by his son Justin, the Holbrook company combines a 20,000-square-foot climate-controlled warehouse with sourcing, inventory, logistics and turnkey PCB assembly services. Its ISO 9001:2015 certification and counterfeit-mitigation procedures support component supply for manufacturers in the United States, Mexico and beyond.
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REM Electronics Supply Company, IncFounded by Robert E. Miller in 1955 as a Warren, Ohio, television and hi-fi sales and service operation, REM Electronics has grown into a full-service distributor and value-added manufacturer of electronic components and assemblies. The company combines domestic manufacturing with sourcing expertise for hard-to-find and obsolete parts, supporting customers from design and prototyping through production and delivery. REM operates from more than 75,000 square feet of combined office and warehouse space and holds ISO 9001:2015 and JCP certifications.WARREN, OH
Iconix, IncIconix, Inc. combines contract electronics manufacturing with sourcing for electronic components, including obsolete and hard-to-find parts. Formed by experienced industry professionals, the Hauppauge-based company supports programs from prototype through production and uses component authentication procedures for undocumented semiconductor devices. Its quality system has been ISO 9001 certified since 2009 and is also certified to AS9120 for aerospace components.HAUPPAUGE, NY
Rochester ElectronicsKnown for preserving semiconductor supply after original manufacturers discontinue parts, Rochester Electronics is an authorized source serving equipment makers with long operating lives. From its Newburyport base, the company supports those customers with semiconductor manufacturing and replacement programs, including licensed production for obsolete devices. Its U.S. facilities span more than 245,000 square feet and are registered under ITAR.ROCKVILLE, MD
Semitronics CorporationSince its founding in 1952, Semitronics Corporation has grown from an electron-tube supplier into a privately held manufacturer serving military and commercial customers. The Freeport company is known for high-reliability semiconductor work and for preserving access to devices that other manufacturers no longer produce. Its components support major defense and aerospace programs, with manufacturing qualified under MIL-PRF-19500.FREEPORT, NY