An often quoted scientist once said: "To the optimist, the glass is half full. To the pessimist, the glass is half empty. To the engineer, the glass is too big".
As an engineer or a purchasing professional working today, you tilt towards the practical in your search for solutions to the problems you face in your designs. As is often the case, however, you may find the elegant solutions that you need few and far between. It’s not that easy to just make the glass smaller. The answer is not to compromise, but rather to take advantage of the resources sitting right in front of you.
That’s where we come in. The goal of Master Electronics is to help you in your search for design solutions by not only stocking the latest and the best products from over 400+ world-class suppliers, but also by providing you access to people and information that can make your task easier. We are a partner in your search for solutions.
By simply going to the "Solutions" page on MasterElectronics.com, you can access information on how to deal with excess inventory, what to do when faced with component obsolescence or the end of life of a part number, or how to create your own customer online portal to organize your order history, get updated product files, or do parametric, part number or supplier searches on the Master Electronics site.
You can also access information on our Value-Added solutions for purchasing issues, packaging help, assembly and inventory management. Our packaging experts will help you with custom printing, labeling, or tape and reel packaging. Our assembly pros will assist with cable assembly, kitting or bagging. On-staff inventory management experts will help with bonded inventory or scheduled orders. And our experienced purchasing people can help with EDI, E-Procurement or bill of material tools covering our 360,000 unique part numbers.
All of the experienced professionals at Master Electronics are ready and willing to listen to your design, refit or replacement challenges, ask intelligent questions, and work with you to get the project outcomes and parts you need to move ahead. You will always be faced with new and more difficult engineering challenges, from both internal and external sources. That’s part of what makes engineering fun and why your chosen career is so crucial. Remember, the goal of engineering is to build better mousetraps. The goal of nature is to build better mice!
