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September 2026 Kurtz Ersa to Exhibit Semiconductor Solutions
PLYMOUTH, WI — Kurtz Ersa will feature its semiconductor manufacturing capabilities during SEMICON West 2026. The company will feature the SRO-716, while highlighting its broader family of semiconductor manufac- turing solutions designed to address the evolving requirements of advanced electron- ics and semiconductor applications. The SRO-716 represents a key solution
within Kurtz Ersa’s portfolio for semiconduc- tor manufacturing. Visitors to SEMICON West will have the opportunity to learn more about the system and how Kurtz Ersa’s tech- nology can support demanding production environments requiring precision, process control, and reliable performance. In addition to the SRO-716, Kurtz Ersa
will highlight its comprehensive SRO semi- conductor product family, which includes the
SRO i-LINE, SRO-Getter, SRO-716, and SRO-700, as well as the PEO-604. Together, these solutions demonstrate the range of Kurtz Ersa’s technology offering for semicon- ductor-related manufacturing applications. The SRO i-LINE provides a dedicated
platform within the company’s semiconduc- tor portfolio, while the SRO-Getter and SRO- 700 further expand the range of available SRO solutions. The PEO-604 complements the portfolio, giving manufacturers addition- al options for addressing specialized semi-
conductor production requirements. Contact: Kurtz Ersa, Inc., 1779 Pilgrim
SRO-716 vacuum soldering system.
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 210, and SEMICON West, Booth 6832, and IMAPS, Booth 506
American Hakko Unveils Rework Soldering
System VALENCIA, CA — American Hakko has introduced the HAKKO FX-310 rework solder- ing system, a replacement to the original 485 solder fountain, en- gineered to address the demands of increasingly complex printed circuit board assemblies in elec- tronics manufacturing, research laboratories, prototyping and production environments. This latest addition will be
displayed alongside the flagship FX-971, FX-972, and FX-973 sol- dering stations, as well as the ATX Series intelligent torque drivers at SMTA Guadalajara 2026. The FX-310 has a two-piece
architecture that separates the digital control module from the main solder pot, enabling a flat- top design that accommodates larger PCBs and improves opera- tor accessibility during soldering operations. Its dedicated digital control unit features a large back- lit graphic display and intuitive dial interface, allowing operators to adjust temperature, solder flow rate, flow duration and descent speed with precision. The FX-310 introduces NP01
Series nozzles featuring a bayonet- style connection for quick change. The new nozzle design can have custom configurations to be manu- factured in complex geometries previously difficult or impossible to produce, providing manufactur-
ers with greater flexibility. Contact: American Hakko Products, Inc., 28920 Avenue
Williams, Valencia, CA 91355 % 661-294-0090 E-mail:
sales@hakkousa.com Web:
www.hakkousa.com
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 222
Road, Plymouth, WI 53073 % 920-893-1779 E-mail:
ernie.grice@
kurtzersa.com Web:
www.ersa.com
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