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March 2026 Nordson Electronics


Highlights Conformal Coating and Selective Soldering


CARLSBAD, CA — Nordson Electronics Solutions will exhibit its latest equipment and technol- ogy innovations for conformal coating and selective soldering at APEX Expo 2026. Experts will be on hand to demonstrate the equipment and to help customers improve their electronics manu- facturing with trace- ability and reliability. The ASYMTEK


Select Coat® SL-1040 conformal coating sys- tem will feature a new, non-contact flow meter designed to measure and adjust the flow rates of a wide range of coating materials, including particle-filled fluids and the latest green chemistries. The integrated flow meter provides traceability and boosts production efficiency with virtually no maintenance. Using ultrasonic technology, the non- contact flow meter is easy to in- stall in existing SL-1040 or SL-


940 conformal coating systems that have non-circulating fluid systems.


Attendees will have the op-


portunity to see live demonstra- tions of the SELECT Synchro se- lective soldering system, show-


Conformal coating and selective soldering systems.


casing its compact footprint and high-performance capabilities in the booth.


Contact: Nordson


Electronics Solutions, 2747 Loker Avenue West, Carlsbad, CA 92010 %760-431-1919 E-mail: roberta.foster- smith@nordsonasymtek.com Web: www.nordson.com


See at APEX Expo, Booth 1831


Weller Tools Offers A Full Soldering Workbench


BESIGHEIM, GERMANY — Weller Tools will demonstrate how its connected ecosystem sup- ports production, R&D, and re- work environments from a single workbench at APEX Expo 2026. At APEX, Weller will high- light a complete range of solder-


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With its completely new machine concept and intelligent features, the innovative SIPLACE V platform starts a new era of electronics manufacturing – boosting productivity, connectivity, and long-term readiness for tomorrow’s growth markets.


Weller offers soldering tools for production, R&D and rework.


ing stations, smart tools, fume ex- traction, and precision hand tools designed to work together seam- lessly. The display centers on three core workbench environ- ments — production, R&D, and rework —giving attendees a prac- tical look at how Weller solutions scale across different applications and process requirements. A key focus of the exhibit


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will be Weller’s WXsmart plat- form, which brings connectivity, traceability, and total process control to hand soldering opera- tions. WXsmart will be shown alongside the WX2N and WT Performance Line stations, offer-


See at APEX Expo, Booth 1813


be featured prominently, with live demonstrations of ZeroSmog fume extraction solutions de- signed to protect operators with- out


disrupting workflow.


Together with Weller’s precision cutters, pliers, tweezers, and ac- cessories, the exhibit reinforces Weller’s role as a single source for professional soldering work- benches.


Contact: Weller Tools GmbH, Carl-Benz Strasse 2,


74354 Besigheim, Germany %+49-7143-5801-35 E-mail: anke.schneewolf@apextool- group.com Web: www.weller-tools.com


See at APEX Expo, Booth 3516


ing flexible options for both high- end and mid-range applications. Visitors will also see Weller’s portfolio of smart soldering irons and tips, ZeroSmog fume extrac- tion systems, and precision tools from Weller Erem and Xcelite. Health and safety will also


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