Current Supply Chain Challenges
As our industry continues to battle the impact that Covid-19 had on the supply chain worldwide, supply is still not meeting the demand. With new applications in Artificial Intelligence on the rise, the demand for microchip technology has doubled year-over-year since 2020. The challenges in meeting the demand today are even more prevalent than they were 2 years ago. To make matters worse, a fire recently took place at a plating plant in Wuxi, China. While the fire was extinguished and no casualties were reported, the fire severely damaged their plating lines impacting a number of popular package styles such as TSOP-6- TO-236 , SO-8, PowerPAK 1212-8, PowerPAK SO-8, and 1206-8 ChipFET.
How to Survive a Global Shortage
We understand that the ongoing electronic component shortage has created significant challenges for many businesses, and we want to help you navigate this difficult situation. The past two years have been focused on supply chain shortages. These challenges have been multifaceted. We have taken proactive measures to address the shortage, including diversifying our supplier network, optimizing our inventory management, and working closely with manufacturers to ensure we have the most in-demand components in stock.
How NASCO differentiates:
- Authorized supplier for over 1400 different manufactures, selling over 200,000 unique part numbers from aircraft parts, hardware, connectors and microprocessors & semiconductors.
- We also believe that quality is paramount, and our rigorous testing procedures ensure that every component we deliver meets our strict standards.
- Our team of experts is always available to provide guidance and answer any questions you may have about component selection and availability.
We pride ourselves on our dedication to customer satisfaction, and we are committed to helping our customers emerge from this challenging situation stronger than ever.
