The History of Huntron
History
Huntron is a supplier of tools for engineers and technicians who test, diagnose and troubleshoot printed circuit assemblies.
Located north of Seattle in Mill Creek, Washington, Huntron manufacturers the popular Huntron Tracker®,
Huntron Workstation software and Access Robotic Probers.
Huntron was founded in 1976 with the introduction of the Huntron Tracker, the pioneering troubleshooting
tool that uses power-off signature analysis to identify component failures on printed circuit boards.
Over time, Huntron has added robotic automation to help deal with the increase in board complexity and help
users save valuable time.
The current Access Prober product line can decrease test times tenfold when compared to manual methods.
The expertise Huntron gained with developing robotic probers has allowed us to help customers automate
their custom test processes such as guided DMM and oscilloscope measurements.
We are continuing these efforts by designing and building open architecture,
custom flying probe systems that can be customized to fit your needs.
50th Anniversay message from the CEO
To our valued customers, partners, and employees,
As Huntron marks its 50th anniversary, I am honored to reflect on a milestone that represents
far more than the passage of time.
It represents five decades of innovation, resilience, and unwavering commitment to advancing
the way the world diagnoses, troubleshoots and tests electronic systems.
Since our founding in 1976, Huntron has remained dedicated to a simple but powerful mission:
to help engineers, technicians, and manufacturers work with greater confidence and efficiency.
From the original Huntron Tracker to today’s advanced automation platforms, our products have
continually evolved to meet the increasing complexity of modern electronics.
What has never changed is our belief that precision, reliability, and ingenuity are the foundation
of meaningful technological progress.
This anniversary is a tribute to the people who made it possible.
To our customers, thank you for trusting Huntron as a critical part of your diagnostic workflow.
Your challenges have inspired our innovations, and your feedback has shaped every generation of our technology.
To our partners, thank you for your collaboration and shared commitment to excellence.
And to our employees—past and present—your expertise, creativity, and dedication are the heart of this company.
As we look ahead, Huntron remains focused on delivering solutions that empower our customers in an increasingly
complex electronics landscape.
We will continue to invest in new technologies, strengthen our partnerships, and uphold the standards of quality
that have defined us for half a century.
Reaching 50 years is both a celebration and a promise.
A celebration of what we have achieved together—and a promise that Huntron will continue to lead with integrity,
innovation, and purpose.
Thank you for being part of our journey. We look forward to shaping the next 50 years with you.
Brad Grams
People that contributed along they way
Brad Grams,
Alan Howard,
Brian Martin,
Kiran Poovaiah,
Ray Price,
Jacob Schmidt,
JB Short
Steven Allen,
Mike Allenby,
Vince Anello,
Deborah Argle,
Laurie Baine,
Ed Bartlett,
Dan Bell,
Dan Campbell,
Nic Chebeleu,
Jim Crosson,
Bill Curry,
Debbie Dabor,
Rolf Dalke,
Paula Dawson,
Judy Engen,
Jim Graverholt,
Sharon Greenwalt,
Janell Hantel,
Cindy Herr,
Roger Herr,
Jim Hoo,
Steve Hooper,
Bill Hunt,
BJ Hunt,
Bob Hunt,
Guy Hunt,
Tim Hunt,
Kenny Johnson,
Doug Krauter,
AJ Lahti,
Dennis Lander,
Bob Lennox,
KC Leung,
Marilyn Mason,
Vanderberg Matthew,
Brenda Menehan,
Don Mell,
Bill Melser,
Ron Mewett,
Don Miller,
Vera Millet,
Debbie Moore,
Derek Morton,
Bjorn Nilsen,
Tim Ogren,
Harold Parker,
Don Parry,
Mahesh Parshotam,
Rene Patterson,
Jim Pennock,
Andrea Philips,
Eric Pierce,
Greg Powers,
Kendrick Rady,
Tom Reddy,
Ron Ren,
Steve Sams,
Wes Sealy,
Carrie Schmidt,
Tim Shirley,
Curtis Smith,
Carla Stewart,
Tom Stewart,
Suk Swearingen,
Bob Teachman,
Joe Toth,
Bob Traulsen,
Gary Traulsen,
Kelly Tregallas,
Laura Trenko,
Ninh Troung,
Jill Vanrooy,
Rod Via,
Kelly Vice,
Bob Waldeck,
Talib Wehbe,
Debbie Wells,
Jim Wheelock,
Laura Wenneger,
Yiping Xia,
Paul Yeung,
Bob Young,
and Many others
