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May, 2017


ATEC Offers EM Test ESD Simulator


San Diego, CA — Advanced Test Equipment Rentals (ATEC) has up- graded its ESD equipment lineup by offering the ESD NX30 electrostatic discharge simulator from EM Test. The company is offering the NX30 for both short- and long-term rentals. The ESD simulator can gener-


ate up to 30 kV of electrostatic dis- charge in both air and contact dis- charge modes. It can discharge up to 25 Hz and has discharge tips and networks that can be customized to suit individual testing needs. The device includes a switch-


able bleed-off function that is useful when the equipment under test has no ground. For components connect- ed to DC power and batteries, testing with the NX30 is safe and effective, since it can be either battery-pow- ered or connected to mains. With a built-in activity log and user-friendly operation, the NX30 is equipped to provide fast and accurate measure- ments.


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30+ years of experience manufacturing electronics and much more.


ATEC offers a wide range of test and analysis equipment that can be


ESD NX30 electrostatic discharge simulator.


ers. The company is ISO-9001-certi- fied and meets ISO 17025 require- ments in calibration. Contact: Advanced Test Equip-


ment Corp., 10401 Roselle Street, San Diego, CA 92121 % 858-558-6500 fax: 858-558-6570 E-mail: sales@atecorp.com Web: www.atecorp.com


ClassOne Aims to Lower Cost of Electroplating


Kalispell, MT — ClassOne has launched an initiative that aims to reduce the costs of operation (CoO) of copper plating processes. The compa- ny aims to lower costs by reducing chemical consumption, extending the life of consumables and equipment parts, increasing and optimizing throughput, and enhancing chamber performance. The company is work- ing toward innovative ways to in- crease efficiencies, minimize waste, streamline operation, and optimize performance in its copper plating processes.


ClassOne Technology offers a


selection of wet processing tools specifically designed for 75 to 200 mm (3 to 8 in.) wafers. These include three different models of Solstice


electroplating systems for production and development, as well as the Tri- dent® families of spin-rinse dryers and spray solvent tools.


used for the certification and com- missioning of high-tech systems. ATEC is able to create rental plans that match specific client needs and offers next-day shipping. Industries served include aerospace, automo- tive, biomedical, and a range of oth-


Solstice S8 electroplating system. Contact: ClassOne Technology,


109 Cooperative Way, Kalispell, MT 59901 % 406-407-7814 E-mail: info@classone.com Web: www.classone.com


U.S. Politics Aside, Mexico is in Great Shape


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and support to larger EMS compa- nies, and to represent the global equipment, software and consum- ables brands, they have grown to be- come much more. Now, more than one third of the


company’s revenue comes from man- ufacturing consulting in all sectors. It also has its own share of innova- tive products in both industrial and consumer markets. The company’s screen printing solutions, Cobra and Viper, seem to be taking off after being presented at APEX in Febru- ary. InterLatin also offers a 3D print- er for the consumer market with some impressive front-end software and wireless access for remote or shared printing. Guadalajara alone has close to


100,000 people working in out- sourced electronics manufacturing. That number is expected to grow by as many as 10,000 more workers in


2017 alone. This is not a simple task, and


recruiting the right staff is going to be a challenge in Mexico as much as anywhere in the world. One thing is certain, Mexico is an inclusive em- ployer, with females well-represent- ed throughout the industry. I attended an International


Women’s Day event in Guadalajara where Olympic medalist, Paola Es- pinosa delivered the keynote. I met many inspiring women succeeding in the electronics industry at some of the world’s largest brands. What’s more, many talked of the mentorship and support they’d received from their colleagues and from the local industry.


Mexico is clearly playing an im-


portant role for manufacturing and I suspect it will grow in importance and in the coming year. Its location, its infrastructure, and most impor- tantly its people, will see to that. r


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