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July 2026


WALTHAM, MA — Essemtec has introduced its new 2K precision dispensing solution, de- signed for accurate, repeatable mixing and dispensing of two-component materials. The system was officially unveiled at IPC APEX Expo 2026, where it generated strong inter- est and positive feedback from customers and industry professionals. Developed for small to mid-volume pro-


duction and demanding electronic applica- tions, the solution enables stable meter-mix dispensing for processes such as potting, en- capsulation, bonding, and precision bead dis- pensing. It ensures consistent mix ratios, ac- curate volume control, and reliable process stability, even for small and challenging de- posits. At the core of the system is


Essemtec’s DVVD (Dual Volume Valve) technology, delivering pre- cise metering of both components while maintaining stable mix ra-


Magnalytix Intros MGX Mixed-Tech SIR Test Board


NASHVILLE, TN — Magnalytix has introduced its revolutionary advancement in electronics relia- bility testing via Surface Insula- tion Resistance (SIR) testing, the MGX mixed-technology SIR test board. The MGX is double-sided


with four channels on each side and combines fine-pitch, bottom- terminated, through-hole, and passive components on a single standardized board to provide comprehensive cleanliness and reliability characterization ali - gned with the requirements of J- STD-001 Section 8. The MGX is populated with


a diverse suite of components de- signed to expose an array of con- tamination entrapments, stand- off heights, and electrochemical


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tios from 1:1 up to 10:1. The valve supports flow rates up to 6.6 ml/min (1:1) and is compat- ible with standard static mixer needles for


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easy integration. A key advantage is its intuitive volume


programming, allowing operators to define dispense volumes directly in software. Com- bined with simple path programming, this enables precise and repeatable material placement. For process control, the system includes


an accessible ratio verification window, en- abling quick weight-based checks to main- tain consistent mix ratio CPK and stable pro-


duction performance. Contact: Essemtec USA, 300 5th avenue,


2K dispensing system.


Waltham, MA 02451 % 856-218-1131 E-mail: essemtec.sales-usa@nano-di.com Web: www.essemtec.com


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MGX mixed-technology SIR test board.


risk factors. It is designed specif- ically by the Magnalytix team of reliability experts to meet the de- mands of SIR testing in a range of component geometries by eval- uating flux behavior, assessing cleaning effectiveness, and meas-


uring process robustness. Contact: Magnalytix, LLC,


410 Airpark Center Drive,


Nashville, TN 37217 % 615-983-4541 E-mail: sstepp@magnalytix.com Web: www.magnalytix.com


www.nordson.com/electronics-plasma


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