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MacDermid ALPHA Launches New Underfills and Cornerfills
WATERBURY, CT — The assem- bly division of MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions has released new ALPHA HiTech underfills and cornerfills, designed for high Tg, low CTE and excellent TCT. Both ALPHA HiTech CU21-
3240 and ALPHA HiTech CU31- 2030 are one-component capil-
devices, as well as rework. ALPHA HiTech CF31-4010
is a one-component, high filler content, heat-curable cornerfill. It is an epoxy-based material to be dispensed on the corner (cor- ner bonding) or edges (edge bonding) of BGA devices. Upon completion of the cur-
ALPHA HiTech cornerfill and underfill materials.
lary underfills, developed for the protection of assembled chip packages onto printed circuit boards, providing excellent relia- bility performance. ALPHA HiTech CU21-3240
exhibits good thermal cycling per- formance due to its low coefficient of thermal expansion and is suit- able for high-reliability automo- tive applications. ALPHA HiTech CU31-2030 is a low-viscosity underfill that enables fast and effi- cient flow. It is suitable for assem- bling BGA, CSP and flip chip
ing process, the cured cornerfill helps to strengthen the soldered assembled component, allowing it to pass reliability tests, includ- ing drop shock, impact bend and
thermal cycling. Contact: MacDermid Alpha
Electronics Solutions, 300 Atrium Drive, South Plainfield, NJ 08873 % 908-791-3035 E-mail:
erika.sebens@macdermid -
alpha.com Web:
www.macdermidalpha.com
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Pegmatis Offers Product Viability Consulting
BURLINGTON, ONTARIO — Pegmatis, a design and develop- ment company with a seasoned team of manufacturing, hardware and software specialists, can con- sult with and work with investors who are evaluating whether a product will be viable and suitable for market.
Pegmatis specializes in the
end-to-end development of prod- ucts and emerging technologies. The company’s software de - vel opment staff works hand-in-
hand with its in-house hardware designers, and with trusted sup- pliers and manufacturers. Achieve ments include award-
win ning designs in connected/IoT products, cloud-based infrastruc- tures, hardware prototyping and
miniaturization. Contact: Pegmatis, 835
Harrington Court, Unit 202, Burlington, Ontario, L7N 3P3, Canada % 859-361-4792 E-mail:
info@pegmatis.com Web:
www.pegmatis.com
Eraser Offers Sample Cable Processing Service
MATTYDALE, NY — The Eraser Company is now offering its “Eraser Certification Program (E.C.P.),” a service in which the company processes customers’ sample cable, tubing and wire. Eraser company professionals will process the material to exact specification and then return the processed samples for inspection, along with a lab analysis and an official price quote for the pro- cessing equipment used. The program helps the cus- tomer to better make informed
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decisions, based on their specific qualitative and quantitative metrics. Customers can see first- hand the benefits of Eraser’s wire and cable processing equip- ment to product quality. Time studies presented in the analysis provide customers with
data for production planning. Contact: The Eraser
Company, Inc., 123 Oliva Drive,
Mattydale, NY 13211 % 315-454-3237 E-mail:
info@eraser.com Web:
www.eraser.com
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