February, 2016 Business Briefs Specialty Coating Systems Acquired
by Kisco Ltd. Indianapolis, IN — Kisco Ltd., an international materials supplier, has ac- quired Speciality Coating Systems, Inc. Kisco has been operating in the Pary- lene coating market for almost two decades and has a strong background in materials science and development. SCS has roots in the origination of Pary- lene and has been a leading contributor in the expansion of the worldwide Parylene market. The merger creates a organization with a combined 21 re- gionally positioned facilities throughout the Americas, Europe and Asia. Over the next year, the merged organization will begin to operate glob-
ally. The acquisition represents a milestone in the industry for the two com- panies, as they can now combine manufacturing capabilities, research and de-
velopment, and applications experience. Contact: Specialty Coating Systems, Inc., 7645 Woodland Drive, Indi-
Fuji Celebrates Partnership of
30 Years with Jabil Chiryu, Japan — Fuji Machine Manufacturing is celebrating 30 years of part- nership with EMS company, Jabil. Headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida, Jabil is one of the world’s largest EMS companies. The anniversary was cele- brated at Jabil’s Blue Sky Center for Innovation in Silicon Valley. According to Fuji COO Shinsuke Suhara, “deep synchronization” between the two com- panies has been the most important factor in maintaining the long relation- ship. Bill Muir, COO of Jabil, cited Fuji’s support over the last three decades
as a factor in its growth, and now has 90 sites around the world. Contact: Fuji America Corporation, 171 Corporate Woods Parkway,
Vernon Hills, IL 60061 % 847-913-0162 E-mail:
info@fujiamerica.com Web:
www.fujimachine.com
Henkel Selected as Morey Corp
Solder and Adhesive Provider Rocky Hill, CT — Building upon a business relationship that has spanned more than three decades, Henkel Adhesive Technologies has been named by the Morey Corporation as its primary supplier for solder and adhesive mate- rials. Located in suburban Chicago, Morey makes use of more than 15 Henkel products, including the recent Loctite® GC 10 solder paste, in manufacturing. In addition to the solder paste, Morey uses several of the company’s ad-
hesives, Technomelt® materials, potting compounds, and bar solder. Henkel’s product portfolio, along with its expertise, has helped Morey to simplify its supply chain, fine-tune performance through material compatibility, and save
customers money in several high-reliability markets. Contact: Henkel Corporation, 1 Henkel Way, Rocky Hill, CT 06067
% 860-571-5100 fax: 860-571-5465 E-mail:
doug.dixon@henkel.com Web:
www.henkelna.com
Photo Stencil Sells Guadalajara
Laser Stencil Business Colorado Springs, CO — Photo Stencil, LLC, a provider of high-performance stencils and tooling, has sold its Guadalajara, Mexico laser stencil business to the facility’s management team, Franciso Lujano and Armando Berumen. The Mexico facility produces laser-cut stencils and will continue to sell them along with electroform stencils made by Photo Stencil in Colorado. The company has sold the business so it can concentrate on producing sten-
cils for the semiconductor industry at a new facility in Golden, Colorado. The new manufacturing plant has cleanrooms, research and development facilities, and the latest equipment. With the move, the company is now better suited to create
stencils for high-density interconnects, BGAs, CSPs, and flex circuits. Contact: Photo Stencil, LLC, 16080 Table Mountain Parkway,
Suite 100, Golden, CO 80403 % 719-599-4305 Fax: 719-599-4334 E-mail:
info@photostencil.com Web:
www.photostencil.com
Rehm Thermal Given Award for
Reel-to-Reel Tech Blaubeuren-Seissen, Germany — The trend toward ever lighter, more flexible and cheaper electronic modules makes reel-to-reel a popular process technol- ogy. Rehm Thermal Systems has developed a new system for processing band- shaped, flexible substrates using the reel-to-reel method. For this develop- ment the company was given the “productronica Innovation Award 2015” in the SMT cluster. Particularly notable was its moveable process chamber which allows for continuous heat transfer during production. The company’s system contains a patented process chamber. The heat
source is actively moved for profiling and its output is regulated, while the feed remains stationary for the film material. A continuous thermal profile is then left on a stationary band, allowing the product to move continuously. This reel-to-reel system is capable of economically processing large batches of
products such as LED strips while heating consistently. Contact: Rehm Thermal Systems LLC, 3080 Northfield Place, Suite 109,
Roswell, Georgia 30076 % 770-442-8913 fax: 770-442-8914 E-mail:
p.handler@rehm-group.com Web:
www.rehm-group.com
2130 Victor Place
Colorado Springs, CO 80915 USA 1-800-530-8377
Website:
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info@virtual-ii.com
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