Guadalajara, Mexico – Essemtec, a global leader in advanced automation solutions for electronics manufacturing, is proud to announce the start of a new collaboration with SMTVYS, a leading provider of industrial equipment and manufacturing solutions in Mexico. This partnership strengthens Essemtec’s coverage in a key growth market, enabling faster support, stronger local presence, and enhanced services for customers across Mexico.

Founded in 2014, SMTVYS has become a trusted partner for the manufacturing industry, offering a wide range of solutions including industrial equipment, spare parts, technical support, consulting, automation systems, peripheral devices, and electrostatic discharge (ESD) solutions. With offices in Ciudad Juarez, Queretaro, and Guadalajara, SMTVYS brings extensive experience, technical knowledge, and local support to its clients.

The partnership agreement was signed during SMTA Guadalajara Expo in Guadalajara.

SMTVYS now joins SMTO Engineering in Essemtec’s partner network in Mexico, further strengthening the company’s local coverage.
Olivier Carnal, General Manager of Essemtec, commented:

"This partnership marks a significant step in our commitment to the Mexican market. By joining forces with SMTVYS, we can deliver our customers faster access to Essemtec’s innovative solutions, backed by local expertise and responsive support. Together, we are enabling companies to achieve higher efficiency and reliability in their production processes."

Frank Hart, Head of Americas at Essemtec, added:

"Mexico represents a key growth region for Essemtec. Strengthening our presence through SMTVYS ensures that we can serve our customers with the same level of quality, innovation, and responsiveness that they expect from a global leader. This partnership reflects our long-term commitment to supporting the electronics manufacturing sector in Mexico."

Victor Madero, CEO of SMTVYS, shared:

"Partnering with Essemtec allows us to bring world-class automation solutions directly to our customers. Our mission has always been to provide innovative solutions and support to the EMS industry, and this collaboration perfectly aligns with our vision of delivering excellence in technology, service, and applications."

This partnership will enable local and global EMS, automotive, industrial, and medical companies in Mexico to access Essemtec’s advanced equipment—including pick-and-place machines, solder paste jetting solutions, highly adaptive dispensing systems, and reflow ovens—supported by SMTVYS’s knowledgeable and responsive local team. The collaboration underscores Essemtec’s commitment to fostering sustainable growth in the electronics manufacturing sector through strong local partnerships and customer-focused solutions.

CRANSTON, RI — September 2025 — Federal Electronics, a leader in providing advanced electronic manufacturing services, has expanded its production capabilities with the installation of a new Mycronic MyPro S30 Stencil Printer at its Hermosillo facility. The addition strengthens Federal’s newest SMT line, delivering the speed, precision, and consistency required for high-mix, high-complexity assemblies.

The MyPro S30 is part of Mycronic’s proven S series of stencil printers, known for their reliability, accuracy, and ease of use. A robust, worry-free workhorse, the MyPro S30 supports volume production with cycle times as fast as 14 seconds. The system is designed to handle growing batch sizes or adapt to production peaks without compromising quality.

Key features include an advanced vision alignment system that ensures complete accuracy between stencil and PCB, and integrated climate control to maintain solder paste characteristics throughout the process, delivering consistent, high-quality prints even under demanding conditions. Together, these capabilities make the S30 an ideal fit for Federal Electronics’ customers in industrial, medical, and other high-reliability markets.

“Our investment in the MyPro S30 reflects our focus on combining skilled craftsmanship with advanced automation,” said Ed Evangelista, President of Federal Electronics. “By adding this system to our Hermosillo operation, we’re boosting speed, precision, and repeatability—giving our customers confidence that their most complex products will be built to the highest standards.”

Since its establishment in 2010, Federal Electronics’ Hermosillo operation has been a cornerstone of its North American manufacturing network, employing more than 350 professionals and providing cost-effective, nearshore manufacturing for OEMs across the U.S. and Mexico. Integrated with the company’s headquarters in Cranston, RI, through a centralized IT and ERP system, the Hermosillo facility delivers the benefits of proximity and efficiency while maintaining strict quality oversight.

The installation of the MyPro S30 continues Federal’s strategy of investing in advanced automation to scale production, increase process control, and maintain the quality that defines its reputation as a trusted EMS partner.

For more information on Federal Electronics and its manufacturing capabilities, visit http://www.federalelec.com/ or contact sales@federalelec.com.

WOOSTER, OH – RBB, a trusted leader in electronics manufacturing since 1973, will exhibit at PCB West 2025 on October 1 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in California. Attendees are invited to visit Booth 313 to learn how RBB’s flexible, client-focused manufacturing model supports companies with complex electronic assembly needs across a wide range of industries.

RBB specializes in low-to-mid volume production, offering precision and reliability for applications ranging from new product introductions to long-term legacy product support. With capabilities in both surface mount technology (SMT) and through-hole assembly, RBB brings particular expertise in mixed-technology builds. The company supports both turnkey and consignment projects, tailoring engagement models to fit customer requirements—whether for prototypes, short runs, or ongoing manufacturing programs.

“PCB West is a great opportunity for us to connect with engineers and product teams who are looking for a manufacturing partner that thrives on flexibility,” said Carrie Guenther, Sales & Marketing Manager at RBB. “Our strength is in helping customers bring complex products to life—efficiently, reliably, and with the personalized service that has defined RBB for decades.”

In addition to PCB assembly, RBB operates a UL 508A certified panel shop, enabling the company to deliver electromechanical integration and control solutions. Combined with strict testing protocols, advanced process controls, and hands-on engineering support, RBB ensures that every build meets the highest standards of performance and quality.

Visitors to Booth 313 at PCB West 2025 will have the opportunity to speak directly with RBB experts about tailored approaches to high-mix electronics manufacturing and lifecycle support—from design validation through production and beyond.

For more information about RBB and its PCBA services, visit https://www.rbbsystems.com/.

Plymouth, WI — September 2025 — Kurtz Ersa Inc., a leading supplier of electronics production equipment, has announced its upcoming VERSAFLOW 4 Level II Training Courses, taking place October 27–31, 2025, at its U.S. headquarters located at 1779 Pilgrim Road, Plymouth, WI.

Designed for operators, technicians, and engineers, these hands-on sessions provide in-depth instruction on maintenance, process applications, and programming for the VERSAFLOW 4 selective soldering system. Participants will gain practical experience working directly with the equipment, learning advanced techniques to maximize throughput, reliability, and soldering quality.

The VERSAFLOW 4 – Level II Maintenance Training will be held October 27-29, covering machine calibration, troubleshooting, machine layout, electrical schematics, and preventative maintenance to keep systems running at peak performance and reduce downtime.

Immediately following, the VERSAFLOW 4 – Level II Application Training will take place October 29-31, focusing on process optimization, defect reduction, and programming best practices. Topics include flux selection, preheating techniques, and cycle time optimization. Participants will also be introduced to ERSAcad 4 Offline Programming, enabling them to develop programs efficiently without disrupting production.

Class sizes are intentionally limited to provide a highly interactive, hands-on learning environment.

Registration is now open. Interested attendees are encouraged to secure their spot early by contacting David Miller at david.miller@kurtzersa.com.
For more information about Kurtz Ersa Inc., visit www.ersa.com.