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September 2026


ST. LOUIS, MO — ELANTAS North America is highlighting material technologies de- signed to protect electronics operating in de- manding environments across the industrial, automotive, energy and transportation sec- tors at SMTA Guadalajara 2026. As electronic systems become more ad-


vanced, they are increasingly expected to perform reliably in harsh operating condi- tions. Whether installed inside a utility smart meter, an electric vehicle charging sta- tion, an agricultural controller or an automo- tive electronic system, today’s electronics re- quire materials that can withstand moisture, chemicals, vibration, thermal cycling and other environmental challenges. ELANTAS will feature a range of confor-


mal coatings, encapsulants and potting materials developed to help manufacturers improve product reliability and extend service life. Featured solutions include Bectron® PT 4600, Bectron PT 4601, Bectron PT


CSZ to Highlight Enhanced Z-Plus Benchtop


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4700, CONAP® CE-1170, Conathane® CE- 1164, Damival® U602 and CONAP EN-5852. For smart meter manufacturers, ELAN-


Page 61 ELANTAS Offers Proven Protection for Electronics


TAS materials help protect sensitive elec- tronics from long-term outdoor exposure while supporting accurate, dependable per- formance throughout the product’s service life. In automotive applications, the compa- ny’s solutions are engineered to protect sen- sors, control modules and other electronic as- semblies from heat, vibration and environ- mental contaminants found in both conven-


tional and electric vehicles. Contact: ELANTAS North America,


LLC, 5200 North Second Street, St. Louis, MO 63147 % 314-621-5700 E-mail: anderson.arvelo@altana.com Web: www.altana.com


Protective conformal coating.


See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 111, and The Battery Show, Booth 2022


3D-CT AXI 3Xi-ZS1EX


Chamber CINCINNATI, OH — Cincinnati Sub Zero (CSZ) will showcase its enhanced Z-Plus


stackable


benchtop temperature/humidity chamber at SEMICON West 2026. The chamber enables inde- pendent environmental testing in a space-efficient configuration and is well-suited for research, reliability, and product valida- tion applications. Laboratory space is often


limited, making it difficult to ex- pand environmental testing ca- pacity. The enhanced Z-Plus benchtop chamber allows labora- tories to increase testing capaci- ty by vertically stacking two chambers. Each chamber oper- ates independently, providing flexibility to run different tem- perature and humidity profiles simultaneously while maintain- ing a compact footprint. The Z-Plus benchtop cham-


ber features an 8-cu.-ft. interior and is available in temperature- only or temperature and humidi- ty configurations. The chamber supports a variety of environ- mental testing applications, in- cluding research and develop- ment, reliability testing, and


product validation. Contact: Weiss Technik


North America, Inc., 12011 Mosteller Road, Cincinnati, OH 45241 % 513-719-3245 E-mail: kristal.yelton@cszproducts.com Web: www.cszproducts.com


See at SEMICON West, Booth 149


  EX


LARGE-FORMAT 3D-CT INSPECTION. Compact Footprint. Powerful Results.


Designed for today’s increasingly large and complex electronic assemblies, SAKI’s 3Xi-ZS1EX delivers high-resolution 3D-CT inspection for extra-large PCBs. Inspect boards up to 1,000 x 690 mm (39.37 × 27.17 in.) with advanced imaging, AI-assisted inspection and high-speed perfor- mance: all in a compact, prodution-ready system.


WHY SAKI 3Xi-ZS1EX IS DIFFERENT


High-Resolution Inspection for Large Boards


Inspect extra-large PCBs with detailed 3D-CT imaging, without requiring a larger inspection plat- form or additional factory space.


Advanced CT Technology SAKI’s proprietary planar CT technology combines X-ray images from multiple angles to create  images and detailed 3D data for comprehensive internal inspection.


Faster Inspection, Higher Throughput Optimized mechanical design, a high-speed X-ray detector and   image quality.


KEY INNOVATIONS


Planar CT Combines multiple X-ray images into detailed 3D datasets, enabling multilayer internal inspection from a single scan.


AI Denoise & AI Inspect Void Automatically enhance image quality and optimize void detection


without manual tuning for accurate, reliable inspection.


Large-Format Inspection Image-based warpage compensa- tion, THT inspection, tall-compo- nent inspection and advanced BGA analysis support increasingly complex assemblies.


EXPANDABLE BY DESIGN


The 3Xi-ZS1EX combines large- board capability with a compact   automatically sets the imaging area and generates the inspection library, helping minimize setup time and production interruptions.


THE RESULT


More capability. Faster inspection.  https://www.sakicorp.com/en/


See us at SMTA International 2026 Booth 2539


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