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automation.These solutions are designed in support of your dispensing needs, utilizing all that we have learned over the last 20+ years. Choose from 3-axis and 4-axis models with the ability to add a 5th & 6th axis.
Supports syringe, jetting, and 2-part meter/mix applications. Finally, you can purchase it all from a name you trust.
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May, 2017 PeoPle in the news SMT Appoints Maxmilian Leppig
JR3000 Series with Vision Adjustment Package Full Featured Dispensing System
• Made For Dispensing • Integrated Fill Patterns • Program with PC
Made For Your Dispensing Needs
Account Manager Wertheim, Germany — SMT Maschinen und Vertriebs has appointed Maxmil- ian Leppig its new key account manager for the Lite-On Group. With head- quarters in Taiwan, Lite-On is a worldwide provider of optical drives and em- ploys around 80,000 people worldwide. SMT has already supplied several vac- uum soldering systems to Lite-On’s factories in China and Mexico. Mr. Leppig will be responsible for facilitating and developing the relationship between SMT and Lite-On. He will provide direct customer contact for Lite-On, which is especially important for large, globally-operating companies. SMT has been producing inline vacuum reflow soldering systems in Wertheim since 2009 and has sold more than 110 systems. Web:
www.smt-wertheim.de
JC-3 Cartesian Series Supports In-line Applications Viscom Awards Howard Budovsky Optional Needle Adjuster
Automatically adjusts the program after the needle tip is changed
• 1K Syringe • Jetting • Spraying • 2K Mixing • UV Curing
Work envelopes ranging from 200mm to 2000mm
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for 2016 Sales Duluth, GA — Viscom has given Howard Budovsky of Matthews Associates an award for selling the most Viscom 3D AOI systems in 2016. The award was given at the recent IPC APEX Expo in San Diego. Matthews Associates rep- resents Viscom in the New England area. The company serves customers and principles with timely manufacturing and test solutions. Carsten Salewski, CEO of Viscom, and Ed Moll, vice president, personally recognized Mr. Bu- dovsky for his long history in the New England market and for his profession- alism when dealing with customers, in addition to his outstanding AOI sales performance. Web:
www.viscom.com
JR-V Series Basic Dispensing Alpha’s Gyan Dutt Co-Chairs Medical | Aerospace | Defense | Automotive | Mobile Devices
Janome Industrial Equipment USA, Inc. 892 Cambridge Drive Elk Grove, IL. 60007 Phone: 847-357-8870 |Fax: 847-357-8890
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iNEMI Roadmap Somerset, NJ — Alpha Assembly Solutions’ technical market manager Gyan Dutt, along with Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s (RPI) Dr. Robert Karlicek have co-chaired the 2017 iNEMI Solid State Illumination Industry Roadmap. The iNEMI organization predicts the future technology requirements of the global electronics industry, identifies and prioritizes technology and infrastruc- ture gaps, and works to provide solutions. According to Mr. Dutt, developing the roadmap was both challenging and rewarding due to the rapid growth of LED adoption. The chapter addresses key trends in packaging technology, including flip chip/CSP, chip-on-board and new kinds of substrates for thermal manage- ment and flexible form factors. Web:
www.alphaassembly.com
Indium Corporation Promotes
Bill Macartney IV Clinton, NY — Indium Corporation has named Bill Macartney IV its new manager of global channel programs. Mr. Macartney will be responsible for managing Indium’s global sales channel programs, including executing pro- gram strategies and developing plans to enhance the sales channel program. His duties also include developing and implementing communication tools, along with product and program training. Mr. Macartney joined Indium in 1996 and has served in several roles, including his most recent position as Rocky Mountain regional sales manager. He has been an active member of the SMTA since 1997 and has served three terms as a board member for regional SMTA chapters in Silicon Valley and Orange County. Web:
www.indium.com
Tapecon Promotes Greg Davis to
Production Manager Buffalo, NY — Tapecon has promoted Greg Davis to the position of production manager. Mr. Davis has progressed through a variety of roles at the compa- ny, including process engineer, production supervisor, and most recently, lead production supervisor. Mr. Davis’ previous experience includes working as a production supervisor for a medical device company. He holds a bachelor’s de- gree in global supply chain management. Tapecon is a family-owned contract manufacturer based in Buffalo, New York, that offers a broad range of servic- es. The company manufactures prototypes, components, assemblies, and com- plete products. Web:
www.tapecon.com
Omar Calderon Joins CeTaQ Americas
as Field Service Manager for Mexico Bedford, NH — Omar Calderon has joined CeTaQ Americas as its new field service engineer for Mexico and Latin America. Based in Juarez, Mr. Calderon brings more than 20 years of experience in SMT to the position. Previously, he worked as a field service engineer for Panasonic, and prior to that, he was an SMT technician for Jabil. In his new role, Mr. Calderon will support all CeTaQ activities in Latin America. His primary responsibility will be to pro- vide onsite capability measurements of manufacturing equipment in the SMT industry. According to CeTaQ, Mr. Calderon will be a great asset to the company
and help better serve its Spanish-speaking customers. Web:
www.cetaq-americas.com
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