LAKE SUCCESS, New York, September 30, 2002…Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE – PKE) announced that it had received Notice of Authorization from Underwriters’ Laboratories for the manufacture of mixed packages using PTFE and FR-4 Read More→ materials.
Lake Success, New York, August 12, 2002….Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE – PKE) announced the election of Gary M. Watson to the position of Senior Vice President of Park Electrochemical Corp. Read More→
Lake Success, New York, August 5, 2002….Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE – PKE) announced the election of M. Teresa Truppi as President of New England Laminates Co., Read More→
LAKE SUCCESS, New York, July 10, 2002… Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE – PKE) announced that it had received Notice of Authorization from UL for the manufacture of mixed packages using N4000-13 core and FR-4 prepreg and Notice of Authorization for mixed packages using N6000 core and FR-4 prepreg. Read More→
Lake Success, New York, May 28, 2002… Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE – PKE) announced that Silvio Bertling has joined the company as Senior OEM Design Engineer effective May 6, Read More→
Lake Success, New York, May 15, 2002… Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE – PKE) announced that Anthony W. DiGaudio has joined the company as Product Director effective May 13, Read More→
Lake Success, New York, March 22, 2002… Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE – PKE) announced the promotion of Steve Schaefer to Senior Director of Product Technology. Read More→
Lake Success, New York, March 21, 2002… Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE – PKE)announced that it is now manufacturing RF / Microwave materials at its Neltec high performance materials facility in Tempe, Read More→
Lake Success, New York, March 20, 2002… Effective immediately, Park Electrochemical Corp. (NYSE – PKE) announced that it has expanded its agreement with Matrix Electronics to include stocking and distribution of Park’s N9000 RF/Microwave substrates throughout Canada. Read More→
New York, March 15, 2002 – FiberCote helped to pioneer the “AGATE Method” in the late 1990’s – a new composite materials qualification methodology that has since been accepted by the FAA and is based on MIL 17 standards and procedures. Read More→