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dent of Mesago. “With the further de- velopment of the name and the look, as well as the new staging of EMS, we do not only want to attract new target groups, but also offer our ex- isting exhibitors even more opportu- nities for high-caliber business rela- tionships and a solutions-oriented exchange.


Exchanging Ideas SMTconnect is designed to offer


a place for the expert community to gather and exchange ideas. The show


Thermaltronics Intros Sample Soldering Tip Program with Free Trials


Great Neck, NY — Thermaltronics USA has introduced a new sample program for companies interested in its range of soldering systems and tips. All that is required to be eligible for the free trial is the information on the current systems being used and the tip part numbers. Then, subject to approval, Thermaltronics will pro- vide a system and/or tip for evalua- tion purposes at no charge. The process is typically man-


aged through Thermaltronics’ ap- proved reps and distributors located throughout the U.S., Canada and Mexico, and is an excellent way to


strives to be a meeting place for all the areas involved in microelectronic production,


including electronic


manufacturing services. The exhibi- tion and technology days focus on the following subjects: system develop- ment and production preparation; materials and components; processes and manufacturing; reliability and test; and software and production control. The event brings together peo-


ple and technologies from the areas of development, production, services, and applications in connection with electronic assemblies and systems. Industries covered during the event include mechanical/apparatus engi-


neering, telecommunications, med- ical technology, aerospace engineer- ing, railway technology, measure- ment technology, industrial electron- ics, safety engineering, and automo- tive electronics. At the 2018 event, a total of 434


exhibitors presented to 11,879 visi- tors. Exhibitors came from 30 coun- tries, with 36 percent of them being international exhibitors. Throughout an exhibition space


of 284,000 ft2 (26,400m2), exhibitors showcased individual solutions for all aspects of electronic assemblies and systems. Of the nearly 12,000 visitors, 32 percent came from abroad, primarily


representing the areas of production, research and development, design and technology, management, and sales. More than 85 percent of visi- tors were involved in procurement decisions, and 94 percent of ex- hibitors praised the quality of discus- sions with visitors. In addition, more than 200 participants attended the conference and tutorials to learn about latest and most relevant topics in electronics production. Contact: Mesago Messe Frank-


furt GmbH, Rotebuehlstrasse 83-85, 70178 Stuttgart, Germany % +49-711-61946-37 E-mail: tobias.schoob@mesago.com Web: www.smtconnect.com r


Thermaltronics's soldering tips are available for free trials.


conduct necessary testing, without committing to a purchase. Thermaltronics systems and


tips are very competitive in price, but the company maintains the highest levels of safety approval and quality. The company’s products are com- pletely interchangeable with Metcal® MX series and Hakko FX-100 sys- tems.


Thermaltronics is a manufac-


turer and supplier of a wide range of soldering products and accessories for electronics manufacturing. All of its products meet ISO 9000 and ISO 14000 standards, as well as either TUV, GS, CE, or NRTL safety re- quirements. Strict quality control procedures are in place and the com- pany offers excellent warranties. Contact: Thermaltronics USA,


Inc., 1 Barstow Road, Suite P19, Great Neck, NY 11021 % 631-472-7600 E-mail: info@thermaltronics.com Web: www.thermaltronics.com


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