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September 2025


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ANAHEIM, CA — West Bond is now offering its 73KF series die bonder. This series is excel- lent for meeting the challenging die attach ap- plications found in the RF, microwave, semi- conductor, hybrid and medical device fields. The 73KF convertible manual die bonder


has a capacitive touch screen interface and is designed with a gantry style chassis enabling virtually unlimited part size capacity. An ex- clusive 8:1 ratio, purely orthogonal XYZ micro- manipulator allows the operator of the ma- chine to place die with precision and ease. The 73KF series machines can do it all —


epoxy die bonding and eutectic die bonding, with vacuum pick-and-place capability. This includes interchangeable tool head assemblies for die bonding by either epoxy or eutectic methods. Conversions be- tween eutectic and epoxy setups are made in minutes by swapping a single tool head. The touchscreen manual die


bonding machine features stor- age for 30 device configuration profiles, per mode of operation. Each eutectic buffer can store in- dividual scrub distance, rate, du- ration and bond force. The epoxy mode controls the time and pres- sure to dispense a precise dot. The programming of each set- ting, operation of the machine, action prompts, and fault diag- nostic information is all dis- played and input on the ma-


Rocka to Exhibit at SMTA


Guadalajara GUANAJUATO, MEXICO — ROCKA Solutions, a premier dis- tributor and North American manufacturer serving the elec- tronics manufacturing industry, is exhibiting at SMTA Guadal ajara. The company offers a full range of high-quality, competitively priced consumables and solutions. As both a trusted distributor


and dedicated manufacturer, ROCKA Solutions is uniquely po- sitioned to support every corner of the electronics manufacturing floor — from assembly to rework, and everything in between. The company partners with industry leaders such as Indium, Han- wha, Mirtec, Vega, and Actnano, while also producing its own line of precision-engineered consum- ables designed to enhance relia- bility, productivity, and value. Featured products include


ESD-safe nitrile gloves, premi- um stencil rolls, and precision


router bits. Contact: ROCKA Solutions,


Coronado 44, San Miguel de Al- lende, 37718, Guanajuato, Mexi- co % 512-897-2451 E-mail: justin.worden@rockasolutions.co m Web: www.rockasolutions.com


See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 610


See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 733 73KF convertible manual die bonder. West Bond Debuts Manual Die Bonder


chine’s 7 in. (18 cm) capacitive touch sensing LCD display.


The 73KF series machines feature pro-


grammable force, pure vertical Z-motion, and programmable radiant tool heat. The 73KF series uses an open frame design, the 73KFX models remove the base and work platform of the machine and enable mounting the ma- chine to a tabletop or conveyor system. Risers are available for the machine to support


working with extra tall parts. Contact: West Bond, Inc., 2500 E Impe-


rial Highway, Suite 149A-509, Brea, CA 92821 % 714-978-1551 E-mail: rstraight@westbond.com Web: www.westbond.com


See at SEMICON West, Booth 851


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