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Senior execs to host Pb-free courses at APEX
Indium Corp VP of Technology, Ning-Cheng Lee and Senior Technologist, Ronald C Lasky will both be presenting courses on Pb-free electronic assembly at APEX in Anaheim, California in February.
News from Indium Corporation of America, Jan 12, 2005
Squeegee blades and lead-free solder paste
William E Coleman examines the effects of lead-free solder on squeegee blade performance.
News from Photo Stencil, Jan 11, 2005
Polycarbonate films help in screening windows
Autoflex PC is being used as a critical component for the construction of an innovative range of electromagnetic interference shielded display windows.
News from Autotype, Jan 7, 2005
Reclaim service offers new wafers for old
CrystalQ has added wafer reclaim services to its sapphire substrate product range.
News from CrystalQ, Dec 31, 2004
Stencils smooth transition to lead-free processing
A combination of proven design features will ensure solder paste printing stencils offer the best possible performance when faced with present-day and future challenges facing PCB manufacturers.
News from Tecan Components, Dec 22, 2004
It's good to be green
SDK has established new green purchase guidelines as part of its corporate social responsibility activities.
News from SDK, Dec 21, 2004
Epoxy compound handles hot duties
A new low-viscosity thermally conductive, electrically insolative two-component epoxy compound is ideal for potting, casting, encapsulation and sealing for service temperatures up to 260C.
News from Master Bond, Dec 16, 2004
Flux targets difficult-to-solder assemblies
A new rosin flux contains a unique formulation making it free of both halides and volatile organic compounds.
News from Indium Corporation of America, Dec 16, 2004
Distributors meet in Brighton
Indium Corporation of America held a meeting for its European distributors in Brighton, England in conjunction with the biannual SMART (Surface Mount and Related Technology) Conference.
News from Indium Corporation of America, Dec 9, 2004
Swabs simplify RoHS compliance verification
BLT Circuit Services has become the European distributor for LeadCheck swabs.
News from BLT Circuit Services, Dec 6, 2004
Epoxy adhesive aids thermal management
A new two-component room-temperature-curing epoxy adhesive features a particularly high thermal conductivity.
News from Master Bond, Dec 3, 2004
SMEs face burden of new legislation
Christos Papakyriacou, MD of Alpha Micro Components, discusses some of the challenges faced by SMEs in the transition to lead-free processing.
News from Alpha Micro Components, Nov 30, 2004
VOC-free solder flux aids Pb-free processing
A new wave solder flux is specifically designed to meet the process demands of Pb-free manufacturing.
News from Indium Corporation of America, Nov 26, 2004
Coating keeps cellphone keypad running smoothly
Luxury mobile phone manufacturer Vertu has specified a Poeton Industries' wear-resistant/low-friction coating for the individual stainless-steel key shafts of the Vertu Signature phone.
News from Poeton Industries, Nov 26, 2004
SolderMask signs for novel stencil technology
SolderMask of Huntington Beach, California, has been signed as the first North American licensee of DEK's innovative VectorGuard stencil technology.
News from DEK, Nov 23, 2004
Substrate technology to boost diode yields
CrystalQ, Europe's first supplier of superior quality sapphire substrates, has received venture capital to complete further expansion of its high-tech production environment.
News from CrystalQ, Nov 22, 2004
SDK surges ahead
SDK has reported a 42.5% increase in operating income for the first nine months of 2004.
News from SDK, Nov 18, 2004
Ohashi to resign as President
Mitsuo Ohashi is to resign as President and CEO to become Representative Director and Chairman of SDK.
News from SDK, Nov 17, 2004
Electrically conductive silicone bonds and seals
A new two-component graphite-filled electrically conductive silicone compound promises high-performance bonding and sealing.
News from Master Bond, Nov 16, 2004
Epoxy offers chemical resistance
Master Bond has developed a new two component epoxy system for service above 260C, designed to withstand exposure to boiling acids, alkalis, salts, fuels and most organic solvents.
News from Master Bond, Nov 15, 2004
More choice for plastic shielding materials
Chomerics has enhanced and redefined its range of Premier conductive plastic shielding materials.
News from Chomerics Europe, Nov 15, 2004
Hand soldering with lead free alloys
As companies start to implement lead free soldering processes, hand soldering and associated techniques have been identified as key functions in the manufacturing process requiring R&D.
News from OK International, Nov 15, 2004
Subsidiary marks Taiwan start
Showa Denko HD Trace, formerly Trace Storage Technology, has held a ceremony in Taipei, Taiwan, to mark its new start as a consolidated subsidiary of SDK.
News from SDK, Nov 12, 2004
Demand for flat screens is far from flat
Automating the manufacture of flat panel display screens at involved consideration of the fact that sales price was guaranteed to fall month on month as sales volume grew.
News from Mitsubishi Electric (Automation Systems Division), Nov 12, 2004
Pb-free training programme on offer
A hands-on Pb-free training programme hosted by American Competitiveness Institute (ACI) will offer practical "hands on" production experience.
News from Indium Corporation of America, Nov 11, 2004
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