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cy, such as auto-teaching of com- ponents without waste, auto-cen- tering of select placement posi- tions, dirty nozzle cleaning, and electrical test verification of select components for enhanced quality control dynamically. Hanwha’s optional T-Solution software can intelligently reduce changeover times from an hour to a few minutes with on- and offline setup verification.
Global Service and Support Hanwha also provides syn-
ergized SMT assembly solutions, combined with world-class serv- ice and support, throughout
This trend underscores the need for a network of technology cen- ters equipped with various con- figurations of Hanwha’s produc- tion machinery and select peripheral partners.
Meeting Today’s Challenges Remaining successful, grow-
ing, and strengthening service and support during a global pan- demic is not an easy task, but Hanwha has accomplished all of this. The company has leveraged its existing virtual communica- tions with greater frequency to minimize exposure to risk, while
maintaining brand presence and operations. It has added live streaming video events featuring machinery demos and detailed technical discussions, keeping both its team members and cus- tomers safe while effectively meeting all COVID safety proto- cols.
The availability of machin-
ery and expertise at Hanwha’s sites in California and Germany as well as the upcoming Mexico facility are timely and more use- ful than ever before. As a guiding philosophy, Hanwha stands for truth and loyalty to unify the
spirits and minds of its team, allowing the company to develop healthy, productive, and long- lasting relationships with busi- ness partners and customers. Being backed by a proven and innovative product line doesn’t hurt either. Contact: Hanwha Techwin
Automation Americas, Inc., 6000 Phyllis Drive, Cypress, CA 90630 % 714-373-4200 E-mail:
jonny.n@hanwha.com Web: www.hanwhaprecisionma-
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Allen Choi, CEO.
North America. These solutions include state-of-the-art printing, placement, reflow, inspection, and board handling technology, all designed to enable high-qual- ity production without compro- mising flexibility and growth path on demand. All systems include installa-
tion, training, warranty, 24/7 technical phone support, next- business-day onsite support, next-business-day shipment of emergency spare parts, and free MMI software upgrades for life on select gear. To provide even stronger
service and support for cus- tomers, Hanwha is opening a state-of-the-art showroom in Queretaro, Mexico, and continu- ing to invest in the region, even as the company overcomes the challenges of the global pandem- ic. The technology center in Queretaro will have up to three lines of select machinery for demonstrations, advanced train- ing, test validations, and field and applications engineering support, complete with onsite expertise and OEM spare parts. It also adds to the company’s total presence in North America, which includes the Cypress facil- ity and satellite locations in Florida, Illinois, Michigan, and Alabama (coming soon). Partnerships are another
aspect of Hanwha’s service and support strength. The market’s demand for single-sourced line solutions continues to grow both domestically and internationally.
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