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MONTREAL - AIM (aimsolder.com) will manufacture and sell Nihon Superior's (nihonsuperior.co.jp) Sn100C tin-copper-nickel solder alloy in North America.

 

 

 

The small amount of nickel in SN100C modifies its behavior so that in wave soldering the resultant alloy exhibits fluidity comparable with that of traditional tin-lead solder, AIM said in a press release. The result is that excess solder drains off the joint and bridges and icicles are avoided. The nickel also provides smooth, bright and well-formed fillets, AIM said.

SN100C contains no silver or phosphorus, and is not aggressive toward copper traces and pads or stainless-steel components of soldering equipment.

FT. COLLINS, CO - Celestica will close its electronics assembly plant here and lay off all 800 workers, the company said. The company will move production to lower-cost regions.

The closing is part of the company's plan to reduce its workforce by 5,500 of its 47,000 workers worldwide.

Other closings announced to date are in Mount Pleasant, IA, Raleigh, NC and Salem, NH. Over 1,500 workers have been affected.

Fort Collins employs 500 full-time and 300 part-time workers.


MELVILLE, NY, April 4 -- Nikon Instruments Inc. has integrated two of its high-precision industrial metrology business units -- Semiconductor Inspection and Nexiv Vision Measuring Systems -- under the SITECH Division located in Tempe, AZ.
 
Nikon hopes to coordinate the applications engineering and service departments, product management and sales teams to prepare for new business opportunities in precision measurement and inspection.
 
SITECH, including the new Vision Systems and Semiconductor Inspections divisions, will be lead by Takeshi Kamiya, general manager.

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