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long-term needs. With the ability to use flexible resources that include onsite services and offshore support, Rocket EMS can expedite lead times at a lower cost than most of the com- petition, without sacrificing quality.
BGA Rework: Rocket EMS has so- lutions for BGA rework and repair needs. “At Rocket EMS, customers can expect the most experienced technicians, working with the best equipment available today for the highest level of quality in the EMS industry,” says Bill West, VP of Engi- neering. The company’s dedicated and experienced group of engineers understand all of the complexities re- quired for precise and exact opera- tions. It is equipped with top-of-the line BGA rework systems, engineers and operators with in-depth knowl- edge and experience in BGA rework. Rocket EMS delivers an unparalleled level of quality, and offers 24- to 48- hour quick-turn services, while guar- anteeing reliability, cost effective- ness and efficiency.
System Build: Rocket EMS man- ages box builds like no other and its build-to-order services allow the com- pany to assemble and tailor any product, according to customer needs. From day one, the company works to design a competitive, inno- vative and cost-efficient product. A distinguishing feature of the compa- ny is its willingness to invest time in-
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Flex, we must know how automated storage systems are put together. Each system is manufactured with a specific configuration. The difficulty with this is that
over time, the component mix of the customer will change, requiring a dif- ferent mix of sizes to match the new component mix. This results in two options — buy an additional storage system with a configuration that when combined with the existing sys- tem, meets the customer’s new com- ponent mix. The second option is to have the
manufacturer send a service tech, open up the machine and manually change the shelf size configuration, reprogram the system to its new con- figuration, calibrate the system and close it back up. This can take one to three days to do and will cost several thousand dollars. With UltraFlex, none of this is
necessary. Using the adjustable cases previously described, cases can be ad- justed to meet the new mix. The Ul- traFlex storage unit will accommo- date whatever size mix of cases that are fed into it. The same unit will ad- just to the customer’s component mix, without the need for modification. Contact: Essegi Automation
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to researching new methods of com- pleting a job that may seem unimag- inable to many others. “To us, unimaginable is a challenge begging to be surpassed. We’ve built our busi- ness on doing the unimaginable faster and with a 100 percent yield — unimaginable is what everyone else says before they call Rocket EMS,” adds Kottke.
Functional Test: Rocket EMS has a proven track record for designing the most accurate and dynamic testing programs that are specifically tai- lored to customer requirements, while still maintaining a cost-effec- tive and efficient timeline. “We work hand in hand with customers to pro- vide complete system integration, chassis build and box build at all lev-
els. Our group of experience techni- cians understands the complexities of creating specialized programming to meet the requirements of every single product,” adds Kottke. “Rocket EMS’s customer focus and attentive- ness to detail is designed to ensure 100-percent satisfaction with any low- or high-volume product, ranging from the simplest to most complex every time.
Voyager: Voyager is Rocket EMS’ software that is designed to control requirements, documentation and material, process parameters, and guidelines, track all data, quality and WIP, and alert when control process or tracking deviates or a goal is achieved. It accomplishes this through four elements: control —
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ESD, solder paste and the production schedule; process — customer re- quirements, build readiness, ECO/ deviation; track — first article report, technical inquiries, RMS/rework; and alert — quality, ECO/deviation, and shipment. “Rocket EMS strives to identify
current and future customer needs to meet customer requirements and ex- ceed customer expectations — always and without fail. At Rocket EMS, there’s nothing we can’t do, there are just things we haven’t done yet,” con- cludes Kottke. Contact: Rocket EMS, 2950
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