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www.us-tech.com June, 2017
Dynalab Ramps Production Following VP Pence Visit
Carlsbad, CA — During U.S. Vice President Mike Pence’s recent visit to Dynalab Elec- tronic Manufacturing Servic- es, he was introduced to the company’s Nordson YES - TECH FX AOI system and gave a speech to a small group of invitees. Accompanied by U.S.
Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio and U.S. Rep. Pat Tiberi of Delaware County, Pence also toured the facility and met with a group of small-busi- ness owners. During his speech, he mentioned a recent National Association of Man- ufacturers survey showing that optimism among manufacturers is the highest it has ever been in the survey’s nearly 20-year history. Dynalab, a full-service manufac-
success of Dynalab. Founded in 1981, the company’s more than 300 associ- ates maintain 100,000 ft2 of headquar- ters and manufacturing space, provid- ing engineering and manufacturing support for Fortune 500 companies. With headquarters in Carlsbad,
Vice President Mike Pence tours Dynalab’s facility in Reynoldsburg, Ohio.
turer of circuit boards, cables and oth- er electronic equipment, is focused on continuing to expand its capabilities to keep pace with changes in technology. Over the years, the company has im- plemented several advanced manu-
Vernon Hills, IL — Fuji Machine Manufacturing has acquired auto- matic materials handling supplier Tower-Factory GmbH. To meet grow- ing demand for factory automation, smarter operations and improve- ments to part supply logistics, Fuji strengthens its automatic parts stor- age capabilities and now offers more support for smart factories. Founded in Germany in 2013,
Tower-Factory grew quickly in the high-mix, low-volume production
facturing techniques to help meet high quality standards. With auto- mated test and inspection solutions from Nordson YESTECH, Dynalab in- spects for solder defects, lead defects and component presence, as well as for position, correct part, polarity, and through-hole parts. Maintaining quality standards has always been paramount to the
market. Its growth attracted the at- tention of Fuji, which is currently fo- cusing on gathering the equipment and developing the automation for the shift toward smart manufacturing. Tower-Factory’s automatic parts
storage systems supply the necessary electronic components when required, leading to a reduction in the amount of time production is stopped. The ma- chines automatically manage part in- ventories by linking with placement systems. They also are able to manage
California, Nordson YESTECH is a provider of AOI systems with inte- grated yield enhancement solutions for the PCB assembly and advanced semiconductor-packaging industries. The company is operated and man- aged by a team of industry experts, bringing powerful and cost-effective inspection to the electronics market. The company has sales offices and customer support centers in North
America, Asia and Europe. Contact: Dynalab EMS, Inc.,
555 Lancaster Avenue, Reynolds- burg, OH 43068 % 614-866-9999 fax: 614-866-9946 Web: www.dynalabe-
ms.com and Nordson YESTECH, 2762 Loker Avenue West, Carlsbad, CA 92010 % 760-918-8471 fax: 760-91808472 E-mail:
sales@nordsonyestech.com Web:
www.nordsonyestech.com
Fuji Acquires Tower-Factory GmbH
the shelf life of components that re- quire specific humidity levels, using a dry component function. As a Fuji subsidiary, Tower-Fac-
tory’s product sales will expand from local sales in Germany to being sold in the Japanese market, with further ex-
pansion planned for global sales. Contact: Fuji Machine America,
171 Corporate Woods Parkway, Vernon Hills, IL % 847-821-2432 E-mail:
info@fujimachine.com Web:
www.fujimachine.com
ETI Announces Line Changes at APEC
Clearwater, FL — Unveiled at APEC, Electro Technik Industries (ETI) has undertaken a major effort to simplify and package the products and capabilities of all its subsidiary companies. According to Scott Fish- er, director of sales and marketing at ETI, the change enables sales firms and distributors to represent an ETI product group, rather than specific companies and lines. ETI’s Magnetics Group of sub-
sidiary companies is made up of Raycom Electronics, Hytronics, Win atic, and I-Tech. The capacitor group consists of Arizona Capaci- tors, Plastic Capacitors and Custom Suppression. The resistor group in- cludes HYMEG and TEPRO. Pooling these companies’ prod-
ucts by type and function allows for a concerted effort to develop strong cross-sell pathways and a sales force that can illuminate them.
According to Darryl Mayo, pres-
ident of ETI, “The challenge is more complex than simply selling parts out of one product catalog or another.
On the go at APEC: sales meeting with Richardson representatives
and ETI’s Scott Fisher (bottom left), APEC booth activity (bottom middle and right); dinner at the
Tampa Bay Museum of Art (top).
In most instances, ETI’s salespeople are called upon to collaborate and ad- vise, based upon our subsidiary com- panies’ custom design and manufac- turing capabilities, and the specifica- tions that need to be met.”
New ETI Distributor Welcomed Familiar with the challenges
and opportunities of new designs, Richardson Electronics, a global provider of engineered solutions that include power conversion, RF and microwave components, has agreed to become an authorized dis- tributor, beginning with ETI’s ca- pacitor and resistor groups. “We work mainly at the design
engineering level to provide cost-ef- fective and practical solutions based on catalog or custom parts. New de- signs have spurred the greater share of our rapid growth, and “new” often calls for parts with high- er performance and/or smaller size than can be found in most standard- product catalogs,” explained Jeff Kerner, Business Unit Manager,
Power & Energy. Contact: Electro Technik Indus-
tries, P.O. Box 18802, Clearwater, FL 33762 % 520-989-0359 E-mail:
scott.fisher@
electrotechnik.com Web:
www.electrotechnik.com
Sebastian Glitsch of ANS answer elektronik (left) and Helmut Öttl of Rehm (right) inspect solder paste with the TROI-7700H.
ment system. The lacquer application can be tested at different positions on the PCB, using a height sensor. The user can simultaneously
use the systems as a kind of micro- scope, recognizing whether too much, too little or no material has been applied, as well as whether bridges, a deformed application or a material mis-location are present. Programming is simple and can be
performed quickly in both systems. Contact: Rehm Thermal Sys-
tems, LLC, 3080 Northfield Place,
Suite 109, Roswell, GA 30076 % 770-442-8913 fax: 770-442-8914 E-mail:
p.handler@rehm-group.com Web:
www.rehm-group.com
Rehm Upgrades Tech Center with Solder and Coating Inspection
Roswell, GA — Rehm has added two new inspection systems to its tech- nology center in Blaubeuren, Ger- many. The TROI series SPI and con- formal coating systems from PEM - TRON were purchased from distrib- utor ANS answer elektronik, which has a long history of collaboration with Rehm. The 3D SPI system has a
patent for the combined and sepa- rate use of 2D and 3D images, ensur- ing maximum accuracy at high speeds. An ordinary 3D solder paste in-
spection system generates a wire mesh model to display the paste ap- plication. PEMTRON has developed an advanced color mapping algo- rithm that generates a graphical live color image of the paste job. The 3D projection is based on Moiré technol- ogy, takes place from two sides and determines the entire height of the paste without shadowing. The conformal coating inspec-
tion system has UV as well as RGB il- lumination. The coating is assessed by a pass/fail comparison. Areas that are not inspected can be easily re- moved. The system also includes an automatic layer thickness measure-
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