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September 2026 ElEctronic Mfg Products


A.P.E. Adds Cameras to Precision Rework Stations


KEY LARGO, FL — As electronic boards and components become smaller, and dimensions tighter,


work and repair station as well as for the INTRUDER, a complete, advanced hot air BGA rework sta- tion with split vision placement/remov al capa- bility.


The self-contained INTRUDER BGA rework system.


being able to clearly see rework sites becomes ever more critical. For this reason, A.P.E. is adding optional cameras and monitors for the TRIDENT benchtop SMT re-


Trident station is a mili- tary marine grade self- contained rework plat- form, and in addition to reworking legacy MIL components, and is built to rework and repair all SMT components, in- cluding RoHS (lead-free). is designed to enable any user to remove and re- place SMT components using a precisely con- trolled ramp/soak oven profile and upper and


lower heating configuration. Contact: APE.com, PO Box


378881, Key Largo, FL 33037 % 800-822-8646


E-mail: sales@ape.com Web: www.ape.com


LCR-Reader MPA/MPB ®


All-in-One MulAl ini OneMul itimeters ltimet


Pocket Benchtop LCR-Meter Ultimate Field Tester


Basic accuracy of 0.1% Test frequency up to 250 kHz NIST Traceable Calibration CAN Protocol Support


Unrivaled functionality Measurement Ranges:  0.1 pF to 1 F 1 nH to 100 H


LCR-Reader R2/R3 ®


LED/Diode Tester LC /


LCR/ESR MeterMet R/ESRM te eters


High-Tech Conversions Highlights Cleaning Solutions


ENFIELD, CT — High-Tech Con- versions offers a broad portfolio of cleaning products and consum- ables designed for electronics as- sembly, cleanroom, laboratory, in- dustrial and other contamination- sensitive applications. Among the company’s solu-


NOVA-TECH®, VISION, ULTI- MATE and FREE-SAT®. For improved dispensing and


tions are SmartRolls® and Green Monster® stencil wiping rolls, developed to support effective underside stencil cleaning dur- ing electronics manufacturing.


contamination control, the GRAB EEZ™ ESD-safe cleanroom wipe dispenser is designed to reduce unnecessary wipe usage while helping prevent cross-contamina- tion. Additional cleanroom prod- ucts include documentation mate- rials, mops, protective apparel and validated sterile wipes with lot-to-lot traceability.


High-Tech Conversions offers cleaners for controlled environments.


High-Tech Conversions and JNJ Industries bring more than 60 years of combined experience in product development and indus- try partnerships to the stencil wiping roll line. The company also supplies


dry and presaturated cleanroom wipes in a variety of materials, including nonwoven, poly-cellu- lose, polyester, polypropylene, cotton and foam. Sterile and non- sterile configurations are avail- able for environments ranging from ISO Class 3 through ISO Class 7. Product brands include


GlobalTech® Chemical Division provides formulations for elec- tronics assembly manufacturing and precision cleaning. The port- folio also includes Virtu-Clean Sterile IPA, a 70% isopropyl alco- hol and 30% water-for-injection solution.


High-Tech Conversions’ Contact: High-Tech Conver-


sions, 8 Niblick Road, Enfield, CT 06082 % 860-265-2633 E-mail: info@high-techconver- sions.com Web:


www.high-techconversions.com


Yincae Launches Optical Underfill


LCR/ESR Oscilloscope Frequency AC/DC Voltage Signal Generator LED/Diode Optional Bluetooth for all models e


LED and RDC Test Signal Generator


Analog Signature Tool Multilingual Interface


Automatic LCR/ESR/Diode Test Basic accuracy of 0.1%


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NIST Traceable Calibration Test frequency up to 250 kHz


ALBANY, NY — YINCAE Ad- vanced Materials has launched its UF 88UV, an innovative high- transparency optical underfill de- signed for optical modules, opto- electronic devices, and advanced semiconductor packaging. UF 88UV delivers approximately 100% visible-light transmittance, providing exceptional optical clar- ity for applications where main- taining a highly transparent opti- cal path is critical. In competitive evaluations,


Siborg Systems Inc. www.LCR-Reader.com


24 Combermere Crescent, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada N2L 5B1 Phone: 1-519-888-9906 Fax: 1-519-725-9522 www.Siborg.com


customers selected UF 88UV over competing underfill solutions for demanding optical module appli- cations. Beyond its outstanding optical performance, UF 88UV of- fers excellent processability. The material flows readily at room temperature into small gaps, sup- porting efficient underfill process- ing without the need for elevated-


temperature dispensing. After cure, UF 88UV ex-


hibits fluorescence, enabling easy inspection and verification of underfill coverage. UF 88UV also demonstrates outstanding


UF 88UV optical underfill.


reliability. After Pressure Cook- er Testing (PCT) followed by five 260°C reflow cycles, the material exhibited no observable change in optical properties and no de-


lamination. Contact: YINCAE Advanced


Materials, LLC, 93 Broadway, Menands, NY 12204 % 518-452- 2880 E-mail: info@yincae.com Web: www.yincae.com


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