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Our blog content is designed to keep you up to date with the latest news, products and services from JN White. Whether it's about the latest trends in complex user interface technology or providing advice from our team of experts, we're always sharing something new with you.
Your Comprehensive Guide to Force Sensors
Welcome to JN White, your premier source for high-quality user interfaces. This article will provide an in-depth exploration of force sensors, their applications, and their numerous benefits. Our objective is to equip you with the vital knowledge you need, whether…
Your Ultimate Guide to Membrane Switch Connectors
As an engineer or designer, we know that finding the perfect connector for your membrane switches can sometimes feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. With countless options available, narrowing down the choices to find the ideal fit…
Understanding Conductive Inks
This blog post is dedicated to the intriguing world of conductive inks. We will dive into the details of their unique properties, applications, and the materials suitable for their application. If you are intrigued by technological advancements or work with…
Top 6 Adhesive Materials
In this blog, we’ll take a deep dive into the top 6 common adhesives used by JN White, examining their unique properties and applications used in our manufacturing processes. With over 50 years of experience, JN White has become a…
Jason Aymerich Nominated for 2023 Business person of the Year by the Greater Rochester Chamber
JN White is thrilled to announce that Jason Aymerich, our President, has been nominated for the 2023 Business Person of the Year Award by the Greater Rochester Chamber. This prestigious award recognizes outstanding business leaders who have made significant contributions…
J.N. White Memorial Scholarship
JN White founders James Neel (J.N.) and Betty White retired to Florida in 1993. It was at their retirement party that their son and successor Randy White, CEO, announced the J.N. White Honorary Scholarship, which was to benefit a senior…
