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www.us-tech.com May, 2018
Koh Young Installs 11,000th AOI System
Chandler, AZ — Located just outside Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Dynamic Manufacturing, a Matric Group Company, recently installed a new Zenith automatic optical inspection (AOI) platform from Koh Young Technology. The Zenith installation marks the 11,000th machine deliv- ered by Koh Young. Since 1971, the Matric Group
has remained focused on delivering value-added electronic manufactur- ing services, including engineering design and layout, aftermarket serv- ices, electromechanical box build, and cable assembly, to OEMs in a variety of fields. “Matric has dedicated itself to producing safe, effective products that meet customer performance and reliability requirements,” says Rick Turner, president of Matric Group. “Our staff is committed to continual quality improvement in everything we do for our partners. We are dedi- cated to meeting the needs of those that rely on us.” Matric Group com- prises Matric Limited and Dynamic Manufacturing. “To deliver the highest product
quality and satisfaction to our cus- tomers, it was becoming clear that we needed to upgrade our existing in- spection capabilities,” says Mike Eisenman, general manager of Dy- namic Manufacturing. “After a com- prehensive review of the AOI plat- forms available on the market, Koh Young quickly emerged as the leader, due in part to its fundamen- tal focus on 3D measurement.” The True 3D technology in the
Zenith has dramatically increased the company’s inspection capabili- ties, while reducing its number of false calls. “With the Koh Young 3D technology, we can inspect areas and features with greater accuracy and more reliability. These gains boosted our inspection performance and im- proved production rates almost im-
among manufacturers across the global electronics manufacturing in- dustry.
“Given this significant 11,000th
machine milestone and our expand- ing user base, it is clear Koh Young remains a preferred 3D measure- ment solution,” says Juan Arango, Koh Young America’s managing di-
Cogiscan Partners with Universal Instruments
Bromont, Quebec, Canada — Cogis- can has signed an OEM reselling agreement with Universal Instru- ments to expand its portfolio of man- ufacturing solutions. Universal In- struments will now offer Cogiscan track, trace and control (TTC) tech- nology along with its own products. “A key element of our Industry
From left: Mike Eisenman and Robyn Hempfling, Dynamic;
Rick Turner, Matric Group; Juan Arango and Brent Fischthal, Koh Young America.
mediately,” says Eisenman. The Zenith AOI series measures
true profilometric shapes, joints, pat- terns, and more, while finding for- eign material on the boards. These functions are all designed from the start using true-3D measurement technology. Because the Zenith offers significant process advantages, in- cluding low false calls and high pro- ductivity, its popularity has surged
rector. “While we are excited about this flourishing market acceptance, we are ecstatic to welcome Dynamic Manufacturing into the Koh Young family.”
Contact: Koh Young America,
Inc., 6150 W Chandler Boulevard, Suite 39, Chandler, AZ 85226 % 480-403-5000 fax: 480-403-5001 E-mail:
america@kohyoung.com Web:
www.kohyoung.com r
Nordson Corporate VP Appointed to SEMI Board
Carlsbad, CA — The SEMI Founda- tion has appointed Joseph Stockunas, corporate VP of electronic systems at Nordson Corporation, to the SEMI Foundation board of trustees. Stocku- nas was previously the chair of the SEMI North America advisory board. “We are excited to leverage
Joe’s passion for innovation and his desire to help young people make thoughtful education and career choices,” says Leslie Tugman, execu- tive director of the SEMI Founda- tion. “As the foundation’s vision is ex- panding to address the larger indus- try workforce development pipeline and leadership in the area of women’s issues, Joe’s talent, indus- try insight and commitment will be a great asset.” The mission of the SEMI Foun-
dation is to support education and ca- reer awareness in the field of high technology. The SEMI Foundation or- ganizes the SEMI High Tech U (HTU), a three-day interactive pro-
Students from schools in the Carlsbad, CA, area attend SEMI High Tech U at Nordson’s facility.
gram that encourages high school stu- dents to pursue academic paths that
emphasize science, technology, engi- neering, and math (STEM) and expos- es them to high-tech careers, such as semiconductor manufacturing. The Nordson Corporation Foun-
dation sponsored its first HTU pro- gram February 12 to 15, 2018 at the Nordson facility in Carlsbad, Califor- nia. This was one of the first HTU events to be held in Southern Califor- nia. Forty high school students from five local high schools attended the program, where they learned from industry instructors and visited the UC San Diego campus.
The Nordson Corporation Foun-
dation is dedicated to improving the quality of life in its communities by improving educational outcomes that enable individuals to become self-suf- ficient, active participants in the
community. Contact: Nordson Corp., 28601
Clemens Road, Westlake, OH 44145 % 440-892-1580 Web:
www.nordson.com r
4.0 strategy is to clearly define what core competencies we want to keep de- veloping in-house, and where it makes more sense to partner with other industry leaders to complement our own solutions,” says Glenn Farris, VP of marketing at Universal Instru- ments. Some of the company’s cus- tomers are now expecting a single source for complete manufacturing lines, including various machines and the software to connect them all. In- dustry 4.0 has significantly raised the bar of customer expectations for smart manufacturing. “Moving for- ward, the key to success is collabora- tion and integration between best-of- breed technologies,” says Farris. “Our past experience with Cogiscan has demonstrated that we can count on them to deliver reliable technology
and outstanding customer support.” Contact: Cogiscan, Inc., 28-B
boulevard de l’Aeroport, Bromont, Quebec, Canada J2L 2N8 % 450- 534-2644 E-mail:
info@cogiscan.com Web:
www.cogiscan.com r
TELSONIC Solutions Moves to New Facility
Billerica, MA — After eight years of growth in the American market, TEL- SONIC Solutions has moved to a new home. “The new facility is built to strengthen our position in the market- place and to make our customers feel at home. It allows them to get the full benefit of our joining solutions when visiting,” says Saeed Mogadam, presi- dent of TELSONIC. The heart of the facility is the
new state-of-the-art laboratory. “This will allow our engineering team to better adapt our exclusive technologies to meet our customers challenging applications, and ad- vancement of our R&D projects,”
adds Mogadam. Contact: TELSONIC Solutions,
LLC, 16 Esquire Road, Billerica, MA 01862 % 617-244-0400 E-mail:
info@telsonicmetal.com Web:
www.telsonic.com r
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