Triangle Circuits | Printed Circuit Board Fabricator
Company Information

Triangle Circuit’s history begins with the vision and leadership of Michael D’Ambrosio, founder of Triangle Circuits. An education in electronics technology led Michael to positions with Westinghouse, Power Control and eventually becoming General Manager of Phototronics. In 1979 Michael started his own company Triangle Circuits a fabricator and manufacturer of printed circuit boards. By 1982, the company had grown sufficiently to allow D'Ambrosio to purchase the Photronics’ division from Contraves.

Over his 27 years in the circuit board fabrication business, D'Ambrosio says his company has experienced many up and down periods. "We grew rapidly in the 1980s and then got too big for our britches in the 1990s!" He says, describing company expansion into New England during 1991.

Triangle Circuits fully recovered from its cash flow issues in the late 1990s having avoided the grim reaper's call during the mid 1990s, which saw many companies fall victim to weak market demand.

Success came from a reputation for quality and timely delivery as well as an experienced staff that worked with its clients to solve printed circuit board fabrication needs. Our success also comes from our ability to understand our clients’ changing needs and developing services and capabilities to meet those changing needs.

Today, Triangle Circuits stands out as a leading printed circuit board fabricator to many large OEM’s. One reason is the unique niches that Triangle Circuits provides to its customers.

Triangle Circuits operates not as a printed circuit board prototype shop or as a large printed circuit board production house but rather a fabricator partner to companies needing assistance from the prototyping stage to piloting to ramping up for full production.

Triangle Circuits also partners with its clients to provide supply chain management of printed circuit boards through its off-shore partnerships. OEM’s rely on Triangle to provide the services for manufacturability of printed circuits boards as well as provides the resources for fulfilling large circuit board orders.