April/May, 2024
WEST CONSHOHOCKEN, PA — Heraeus Electronics is show- casing its cutting-edge products, including the award-winning Microbond® SMT660 Innolot® 2.0 solder paste, at IPC APEX 2024. Since its introduction, Her -
aeus Electronics’ Microbond SMT660 series has received pres- tigious awards such as the Mexico Technology and Global Technol - ogy Awards. The solder paste is revolutionizing the automotive industry’s approach to highly reli- able and cost-effective solder alloys. The Microbond SMT660 flux, in combination with different alloys, delivers exceptional per- formance and reliability. The SMT660 Series offers
exceptional reflow performance, standing out for its excellence in the reflow process without the
need for additional nitrogen (N2). This feature minimizes defect rates and contributes to a reduced Total Cost of Ownership
Omron Offers Inspection Systems with AI
HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL — OMRON Automation Americas is exhibiting at IPC APEX 2024. Attendees are invited to visit Omron’s booth to hear how AI powers Omron’s latest technolo- gy, in addition to learning more about the newest X-Ray inspec- tion machine, the VT-X850. This new 3D CT X-Ray inspection sys- tem is designed specifically for electric vehicle (EV) surface mount technology (SMT) manu- facturing lines.
www.us -
tech.com
(TCO) for manufacturers. Additionally, Heraeus Elec -
tronics will highlight its full sinter paste and solder paste portfolio of products, including the Microbond SMT650. The high-reliability sol- der paste achieves consistently high surface insulation resist- ance to prevent electrochemical migration. The combination of the new F650 flux system with the Innolot alloy delivers superi- or reliability, particularly in miniaturized systems within the automotive industry.
mAgic®DA320, an innovative
sinter paste, will be a focal point of Heraeus Electronics’ exhibit. This high shear strength, non-pressure dispensing sinter paste is designed for die attach of power
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applications. With features like fast sintering, high shear strength, and high thermal con- ductivity, mAgic DA320 is ideal for Silicon Carbide (SiC), Gallium Nitride (GaN), and other cutting-
edge power devices. Contact: Heraeus, Inc.,
24 Union Hill Road, West
Conshohocken, PA 19428 % 484-391-2511 E-mail:
tracey.quinn@heraeus.com Web: www.heraeus-
electronics.com
Heraeus Innolot 2.0. See at IPC APEX, Booth 3912
Omron’s inspection lineup. Visitors can expect to see a
full line of 3D inspection solutions, including the VT-X750 and VT- S10. Built with Omron’s robust Sysmac platform, each machine offers unparalleled speed, reliabil- ity, and accuracy, making them ideal for a variety of mission-criti- cal applications. Visit the Sysmac Modular machine at the booth to learn more about the next genera- tion of industrial controls for elec-
tronics manufacturing. Contact: Omron Automation
Americas, 2895 Greenspoint Parkway, Suite 100, Hoffman Estates, IL 60169 % 224-575-6514 E-mail:
amy.wang@
omron.com Web:
www.omron.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 2647 See at IPC APEX, Booth 3510
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