Built in New England. Trusted since 1982.
From a small electronics shop in Norwood to one of New England’s established high-mix, low-volume manufacturing partners, Micron has grown by helping OEMs move from idea to build with responsive communication, disciplined quality, and practical manufacturing support.
Micron has grown by staying close to the work—and close to the customer.
Since 1982, Micron Corporation has supported OEMs with precision electronics manufacturing in New England. What began as a small shop has grown steadily into a dependable manufacturing partner for prototype, NPI, and production work across industrial, medical, aerospace/defense, and other high-reliability applications.
That growth did not come from chasing volume for its own sake. It came from earning repeat business: communicating clearly, solving manufacturability issues early, and building quality into each step—from stencil strategy and placement to inspection, test, and final integration.
Today, Micron remains grounded in the same practical mindset that shaped the company from the beginning. Customers come to Micron for the flexibility of a responsive local partner, combined with the process discipline, documentation, and build control needed for demanding assemblies.
Micron is a family owned and operated corporation, and that matters in how the company works with customers. Decisions are made close to the shop floor, relationships are treated as long-term commitments, and customers can reach people who understand both the business and the build.
From a small shop to a broader manufacturing partner.
Micron’s growth reflects a steady expansion of capability, quality systems, and customer support—while keeping the responsiveness that makes a smaller partner valuable.
Founded in 1982
Micron started as a focused local manufacturing resource, helping customers build electronics with hands-on attention and direct communication.
Expanded capabilities
As customer needs broadened, Micron added deeper SMT, Through Hole, mixed-technology, and box-build support to handle more complex assemblies.
Stronger process control
Documented quality practices, inspection tools, test support, and DFM-minded project coordination helped Micron support increasingly demanding applications.
Trusted across New England
Micron now serves OEMs as one of New England’s established electronics manufacturing partners for prototypes, NPI, and ongoing production work.
Capabilities that support the full build path.
Micron’s service offering is designed to support customers from PCB assembly through integration, with the flexibility needed for high-mix, low-volume programs.
SMT Assembly
Precision surface mount assembly for prototype through production, supported by disciplined placement, reflow, inspection, and documentation practices.
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Through Hole
Skilled hand soldering and wave solder support for odd-form components, dense assemblies, and mixed-technology builds that need practical process control.
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Box Build & Integration
Electromechanical assembly, labeling, test, packaging, and final integration support to help customers move from board-level assembly to finished product.
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IPC Member
Micron is an IPC member and supports workmanship expectations aligned with IPC-A-610 and J-STD-001 Class 2/3 requirements.
ITAR
Micron supports customers with disciplined handling of controlled information and projects that demand attention to regulated-market requirements.
CE
Micron works with customers whose products may require compliance awareness, documentation discipline, and manufacturing support for CE-marked markets.
BBB Accredited Business
BBB accreditation reinforces Micron’s long-standing commitment to professionalism, responsiveness, and trust in customer relationships.
The value of a responsive New England manufacturing partner.
Responsive communication
Customers get direct, practical support on RFQs, manufacturability questions, schedule updates, and changes that affect the build.
High-mix flexibility
Micron is built around the realities of short runs, repeat builds, engineering changes, and programs that do not fit a commodity model.
Quality-minded execution
Inspection, test support, documentation, and continuous process attention help reduce risk and keep complex assemblies moving in the right direction.
Partnership mindset
Micron aims to act like an extension of the customer’s team—helping resolve issues early instead of pushing problems downstream.
Work with a partner that has been building in New England since 1982.
Whether you are planning a prototype, preparing an NPI program, or looking for a long-term production partner, Micron is ready to review your project and help you move forward.