| Dalderup Joins Rehm as CCO |
 |
 |
| Wednesday, 26 March 2008 10:06 | |||
|
BLAUBEUREN-SEISSEN, GERMANY – Rehm Thermal Systems named Marc Dalderup chief commercial officer soldering systems supplier. He has spent 25 years in the global soldering market, working for Soltec BV, Cobar Soldering Materials and most recently as vice president of sales at Vitronics Soltec. At Rehm he will be responsible for building and management of global sales structures, marketing and account management. General sales manager Henning Obloch will be promoted to VP Sales Europe.
|
|||
| Last Updated on Wednesday, 26 March 2008 10:07 |
Columns
| RoHS's Side Benefits |
I have mentioned numerous times that the first purpose of RoHS is to help make recycling easier. So RoHS was developed to support WEEE. One would imagine that, in doing this, the EU was primarily concerned with recycling in the EU. |
| Read more... |
| 2001 vs. 2009: Why Semis Did Better This Time |
The Great Recession that began in the fourth quarter of 2008, at the height of the holiday spending season, had an enormous effect on world economies in 2009. The bursting of the bubble housing market in the US resulted in the meltdown of financial institutions around the world. |
| Read more... |
Features
| Capacitor Testing Challenges and Solutions |
Chip caps are prone to leakage, so consider these test methods for minimizing electrical failures. |
| Read more... |
| 5 Issues Driving the Cost of Poor Quality |
Why common metrics fail to root out the causes, and actually add cost in the process. |
| Read more... |
Search
Search
Login
CB Login
Language
Language
Products
Fujiploy Offers Sarcon GR-Tac
Sarcon GR-Tac is a 0.25-mm thick polyester reinforced thermal interface material. Is reportedly easy to install and typically does not require adhesive; ideal for applications where surface space...
Sarcon GR-Tac is a 0.25-mm thick polyester reinforced thermal interface material. Is reportedly easy to install and typically does not require adhesive; ideal for applications where surface space...
