While consumers obsess over the latest iPhone, few realize that the adhesive holding its components together likely came from a Nordson Asymtek machine. This is the invisible infrastructure of electronics manufacturing—a $94M revenue engine that operates in the critical shadows of the tech world.

"In electronics manufacturing, precision isn't a feature—it's the entire business model. Nordson Asymtek mastered this decades ago."

What makes this company unique isn't flashy innovation—it's the relentless focus on precision at scale. In an industry where a 0.1mm deviation can mean product failure, Nordson Asymtek has built its reputation on reliability. Their equipment becomes part of their customers' production lines for years, creating sticky relationships and recurring service revenue that isn't captured in the top-line number.

• Deep industrial moat: Precision dispensing requires years of domain expertise and customer trust
• B2B2C model: They enable consumer electronics but never touch the end-user directly
• Nordson ecosystem benefits: Access to global distribution and R&D resources from parent company
• Cyclical resilience: Electronics manufacturing has cycles, but precision equipment is essential