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December, 2020


SHENMAO Develops No-Clean Fine-Pitch Assembly Flux


SAN JOSE, CA — SHENMAO Amer- ica has introduced its newly devel- oped “Joint-Enhanced Flux” SMEF- Z3. The new no-clean flux has been designed for fine-pitch assembly and LED die attach. SMEF-Z3 is compatible


with solder paste and the flux can be applied after solder paste printing and cured simultane- ously during the reflow process. The cured flux enhances solder joint reliability. It can be used for pin-transfer and stencil printing processes. SHENMAO is unique in


the research and development of solder materials in Taiwan. With the global trend of lead- free development, SHENMAO established an advanced mate- rials development center there. The company cooperates with the Industrial Technology Re- search Institute (Taiwan), electron- ics assemblers and IC-packaging manufacturers. SHENMAO has successfully


promising cost and time to market, while providing maximum value to its customers. SHENMAO America blends SMT solder paste at its facili-


SMEF-Z3 flux for high-density PCBs. ty in San Jose, California, for distri-


bution in North America. Contact: SHENMAO America, Inc., 2156 Ringwood Avenue,


been approved by many internation- al and well-known electronics manu- facturers. The company strives to offer the best quality without com-


San Jose, CA 95131 % 408-943-1755 fax: 408-684-5477 E-mail: usa@shenmao.com Web: www.shenmao.com


DL Technology has been the leader in micro dispensing technology for over 15 years. For more 


www.dltechnology.com 216 River Street, Haverhill, MA 01832 • P: 978.374.6451 • F: 978.372.4889 • sales@dltechnology.com


BOFA Adds iQ OS to Laser Fume Extractor


STAUNTON, IL — BOFA has en- hanced its AD Oracle laser fume ex- tractor with the addition of its iQ op- erating system (OS), combining a range of features into a single, com- pact unit. Operators benefit from ease of operation and clear, real-time information. The system also stores


analytical data, allowing users to download performance and operating parameters for evaluation. The iQ system is designed to take performance and safety to a new


AD Oracle laser fume extractor.


level and ensure that maintenance downtime and ownership costs are kept to a minimum. BOFA’s AD Ora- cle is a complete solution for laser fume extraction. Its auto-voltage sensing turbine automatically self adjusts to run on any voltage, en- abling it to be used worldwide. Its re- verse flow filter technology enhances filter performance and ensures longer filter life. Automatic flow control allows the


user to preset correct flow rates, lower- ing noise levels and offering further protection of the combined filter and DeepPleat DUO pre-filter, which of-


fers a surface area of 129 ft2 (12m2). Contact: BOFA Americas, 3030


S Madison Street, Staunton, IL 62088 % 618-205-5007 E-mail: darron.norrad@bofaamericas.com Web: www.bofaamericas.com


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