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September, 2020 PeoPle in the news Former U.S. Tech Staffer,
Elizabeth Salm, Dies at 83 CHICO, CA — Elizabeth (BJ) Salm, former associate editor of U.S. Tech, and wife of Walter Salm, editor emeritus, died on July 31 in a nursing home in Chico, California. She had been suffering from inoperable colon cancer and was 83 years old. BJ was in declining health for nearly two years, before contracting pneumonia and a secondary infection, when the cancer was discovered. A native of New Brunswick, New Jersey, she and
Walter went on the road as full-time RVers, while still working on U.S. Tech. They traveled coast to coast in a diesel coach for eight years, before settling in Chico. Elizabeth is survived by Walter, as well as their two daughters, Lenna
Haug and Jodi Mullen, and her stepson G. David Salm, four grandchil- dren, and one great-grandson.
ViTrox Appoints U.S. Sales Director
PENANG, MALAYSIA — ViTrox Technologies has appointed Richard Osborne as its new U.S. sales director. With more than 30 years of experience in the sales industry and 20 years in the field of SMT inspection, Mr. Osborne is now respon- sible for ViTrox automated board inspection sales in the U.S. and Canada. He is also now the manager of several corporate accounts. The company plans to ag- gressively grow in the U.S. with a new office and localized support. Web:
www.vitrox.com
KIC’s MB Allen to Retire in 2021
SAN DIEGO, CA — Marybeth (MB) Allen has announced her plans to retire by March 2021. She has been a dedicated and valuable part of the KIC fami- ly since 1999. The company recognizes her technical expertise and sales expe- rience, citing her work ethic, outstanding contributions, devotion to clients, and many industry achievements. Based in San Diego, California, is an indus- try leader in automated thermal process tools and systems for reflow, wave, curing, and semiconductor thermal processes. Web:
www.kicthermal.com
Kurtz Ersa Product Manager Anti-Static Mats Dualmat Material: Thickness: ®
White Clean Room
Rubber (2-layer) .06” and .08”
Features and Applications
Premium two-layer dissipative rubber for electronic manufacturing EPAs
Ideal for high-temp soldering
Material: Rubber Thickness: .07” Features and Applications
Contaminate-free and ESD-safe
Suitable for ISO 5 / Class 100 cleanroom
Celebrates 24 Years PLYMOUTH, WI — Todd DeZwarte, product manager — rework, inspection and tools, is celebrating his 24th year with the company. He joined Ersa in August 1996 and has held various positions from head electrician in the re- build department to field service engineer and applications engineer. Current- ly, he brings new rework, inspection and tools to market, by analyzing pro- posed product requirements and development programs. Web:
www.ersa.com
AQS Honors Two for 15 Years of Service
FREMONT, CA — AQS has recognized two employees at its Fremont facility for 15 years of service. Manuel Rodriguez and Maribel Arrez were presented with a week of additional paid vacation and their names added to a display plaque. Mr. Rodriguez is responsible for managing wave solder profiling and machine maintenance, as well as board flux removal. Ms. Arrez, a member of AQS’ production line staff, is responsible for ensuring all PTH parts are loaded correctly. Web:
www.aqs-inc.com
Phoenix Contact Expands Executive
Gemini Material:
Thickness: SpecMat-H
Vinyl (2-layer) .065”
Features and Applications
High value for economical price High chemical durability
Material: Vinyl (single layer) Thickness: .06” and .10” Features and Applications
Value-added homogenous dissipative material
Ideal for shelving and tray liners
Board with Four Members MIDDLETOWN, PA — Phoenix Contact has expanded its executive board with four new members. Three of the new board members are the three busi- ness areas’ presidents: Dirk Görlitzer, industrial components and electronics; Torsten Janwlecke, device connectors; and Ulrich Leidecker, industry man- agement and automation. As COOs, they will now be responsible for central areas of the company, while managing their respective business segments. Dr. Frank Possel-Dölken has been appointed as the board’s fourth member and chief digital officer. Web:
www.phoenixcontact.com
Southwest Systems Adds Sales Exec
DALLAS, TX — Southwest Systems Technology has hired Lynn Brock as its newest sales executive. Mr. Brock will provide sales and technical support for Southwest’s customers in Houston, Texas, and Louisiana. He brings experi- ence providing strategic and tactical direction for manufacturing and related supply chain activities to the company. Mr. Brock honed his skills over the course of more than 30 years at companies that include Benchmark Electron- ics, Plexus and Circuitronics. Web:
www.swsystems.com
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