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Tactotek Leverages Essemtec Pick-and-Place and Dispensing


Glassboro, NJ — Tactotek, a Finnish manufacturer of 3D structural elec- tronics that integrates electronic components into injection-molded plastics, has partnered with Es-


standard methods. As many as 100 projects are currently under evalua- tion in such sectors as automotive, aerospace, intelligent clothing, and in- dustrial equipment.


technology under license worldwide. Current forecasts show that


through 2025, 300 to 400 Essemtec systems will be needed to cover the production demand. The partnership was established mainly because Es- semtec was willing to develop fea- tures that satisfy the needs of IMSE


technology, as well as the capability to use pick-and-place in conjunction


with dispensing in the same system. Contact: Essemtec USA, 816 N


Delsea Drive, Suite 308, Glassboro, NJ 08028 % 856-218-1131 E-mail: info@essemtec-usa.com Web: www.essemtec-usa.com


PDR Offers IPC Standard Rework and Repair Courses


Marko Suo-Anttila, director of technology and production (left), Tactotek, and Jürg Schüpbach, director of sales, Essemtec (right).


semtec for pick-and-place and dis- pensing systems. Tactotek injection-molded struc -


tural electronics (IMSE) technology handles 3D applications and creates solutions which are, reportedly, up to 70 percent lighter and thinner than


Tactotek has chosen Essemtec


as its business partner for both pick- and-place and dispensing solutions. Essemtec is scheduled to deliver sys- tems to Tactotek’s production sites globally, as well as to the tier 1 cus- tomers who will use the Tactotek


Shingle Springs, CA — PDR is now offering courses through its PDR Al- liance network for the new IPC 7711/7721 Rev. C standard, “The Re- work and Repair of Electronic As- semblies,” which now includes fo- cused infrared technology as a method for the removal and replace- ment of components. Focused IR technology is identi-


fied as generating visible heat energy that is controlled by the use of an iris mechanism, direct in-process IC ther- mal control and does not require air nozzles, i.e. laminar air flow. The tech- nology is well-suited for high-mix ap- plications, applications that require advanced thermal control precision, and applications that require direct in-


process control of the IC when under- going temperature gradients. With multiple training, demon-


stration and field support sites in the U.S. and abroad, PDR is able to pro- vide firms with the education, train- ing and field support necessary to be- come successful in the rework and re- pair of electronic assemblies. PDR provides rework technology


with air nozzle-free systems that have advanced, in-process control features and visible light that takes the guess-


work out of the rework process. Contact: PDR Americas, 3869


Dividend Drive, Shingle Springs, CA 95682 % 530-676-6262 E-mail: sales@pdrxy.com Web: www.pdr-rework.com/americas


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