News
Carlsbad, CA — Asymtek is holding a conformal coating and dispensing workshop on Wednesday, Dec. 8, at the Center for Board Assembly Research, Manufacturing Research Center (MARC) of the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. The hands-on workshop will feature demonstrations from Asymtek and presentations from Dow Corning, Georgia Tech, Emerson and Cuming, Henkel Technologies, Humiseal, Heraeus and Nordson.
Speakers will review the best practices for coating, jetting and other electronics assembly dispensing from both material and equipment perspectives.
For more information on the free event, visit: www.asymtek.com/news/seminars/southeast_2004 or call 1-800-ASYMTEK, ext. 8496.
Jersey City, NJ, Nov. 29, 2004 - Cookson Electronics Assembly Materials and Automated Learning Corp. (ALC) have launched a series of lead-free assembly training courses.
The courses are part of ALC's Learntech series, a modular interactive multimedia learning approach designed for process engineers, managers and senior operators involved in the implementation and management of lead-free electronic assembly processes.
Business Electronic Soldering Technologies (BEST) is a key contributor in the first product in the suite -- Lead-Free Soldering: Orientation. Click here for more information.
Future lead-free training courses will cover rework, wave soldering and SMT. Translated versions will be offered in German and Chinese.
Munich, Nov. 30 - The electronica trade show in Munich earlier this month attracted more than 3,000 exhibitors and 75,000 attendees, according to event organizer Munich Trade Fairs International. These numbers are almost equal to those released regarding the last show in 2002.
Overall feedback was positive; 85% of exhibitors and attendees surveyed assessed the market's future as "excellent to good."
Non-German attendance rose 10% from the previous show, making up 42% of total visitors. According to the organizer, 86% of attendees were identified as decision-makers for their companies.
"We spent quality time with customers in a relaxed atmosphere here at our booth," said Alden Chauvin, VP of worldwide sales for Intersil, a manufacturer of high performance analog solutions. "We've had meeting after meeting and business has been great, which is no surprise at electronica."
The next electronica will take place Nov. 14-17, 2006, at the New Munich Trade Fair Centre.
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