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www.us-tech.com Distribution Koh Young Partners with Mektronix
in Canada Chandler, AZ — Koh Young America has expanded its network by adding Mektronix Systems as a value-added sales representative in Canada. Mek- tronix will provide front-line engagement for Koh Young’s solder paste inspec- tion (SPI) and automated optical inspection (AOI) solutions, as well as its In- dustry 4.0-enabling KSMART process software. For nearly 30 years, Mektron- ix has worked to understand production issues and then identify solutions, which has earned it an excellent reputation. Koh Young develops innovative, accurate 3D measurement equipment, which is used everywhere from small
domestic companies to some of the largest manufacturers in the world. 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
VJ Electronix Appoints SmartRep for
Germany and Austria Chelmsford, MA — VJ Electronix has partnered with SmartRep GmbH as its distributor throughout Germany and Austria. By partnering with SmartRep, which offers both sales and technical support capabilities throughout the Ger- man-speaking territory, VJ Electronix will be able to provide more thorough and responsive local coverage. SmartRep is a technical distributor of manufac- turing equipment and process systems for electronics production. VJ Electron- ix expands the SmartRep portfolio with automated rework and X-ray inspection
systems with many advanced capabilities. Contact: VJ Electronix, Inc., 19 Alpha Road, Chelmsford, MA 01824 % 978-486-4777 Web:
www.vjelectronix.com
Europlacer Appoints Giantec in Taiwan
Tampa, FL — Europlacer has appointed Giantec Electronics, Inc., as its exclu- sive distributor in Taiwan. Giantec is based in Taoyuan City and will distrib- ute and support Europlacer’s flexible placement systems and intelligent ware- house management system (WMS) solutions. Giantec will also offer the full range of automatic surface mount screen printing products from Europlacer’s sister company, Speedprint Technologies. Giantec has been a distributor of semiconductor automation and SMT PCB assembly equipment in Taiwan since 1997. Europlacer is looking to renew its strategic focus on the Asia Pa-
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New - Direct Imaging Fine Pitch Liquid Photo Imageable Flexible Black Soldermask
cific territories, following notable global successes for it and Speedprint. Contact: Europlacer Americas, 519 US Highway 301 South, Tampa, FL
33619 % 813-246-9500 fax: 813-246-9595 E-mail:
john.perrotta@
europlacer.com Web:
www.europlacer.com
Superior Technical to Represent ETI
Clearwater, FL — Electro Technik Industries (ETI) has brought on Superior Technical Solutions Corp. (STSCO) to represent the manufacturer in the New York Metro, Mid-Atlantic and Chesapeake territories. Superior will be han- dling ETI's magnetics, film capacitors, EMI/RFI filters and precision resistor subsidiary companies. STSCO represents a broad portfolio of component and assembly level solutions for customers involved in design and manufacturing of electronic, electromechanical and RF systems. The rep firm provides a fo- cused conduit for their customers to find optimum solutions to their design challenges. STSCO reps efficiently match key application requirements to
cost effective and innovative solutions. Contact: Electro Technik Industries, % 520-989-0359 (Scott Fisher), E-mail:
scott.fisher@
electrotechnik.com, Web:
www.electrotechnik.com
HELUKABEL Opens Two Branches
TechniFlex LCL1000F/423M U Series offers cutting-edge advantages to today’s flexible circuits. Strong yet highly flexible with no cracking, extremely fine pitch details, able to withstand high temperature reflows and hot bar application.
• High Flexibility Matte Black Finish • Extremely Fine Pitch Resolution • High Soldering Temperature Resistant
Available in two versions:
U6 for direct imaging/manual exposure for standard cut sheet flexible circuit panel and roll to roll applications
U7 for direct imaging/manual exposure for high multiple layer cut sheet flexible circuit panels and roll to roll applications
Elgin, IL — HELUKABEL® has opened two new local subsidiaries in Mexico and Brazil. The company has seen growing demand in Central and South Amer- ica for its products, making it an appropriate time to establish more local busi- ness segments. The subsidiaries in Brazil and Mexico are located in the indus- trial heartlands of their respective countries, where numerous global companies have already set up operations. In Mexico alone, there are thousands of global companies and sustainable investments being made in the automotive and food and beverage industries. Both are key markets for HELUKABEL and the cen- tral location of the new office, located north of Mexico City, provides access to
an excellent infrastructure for supplying diverse industrial regions. Contact: HELUKABEL USA, 1490 Crispin Drive, Elgin, IL 60123
% 847-930-5118 fax: 847-622-8766 E-mail:
sales@helukabel.com Web:
www.helukabel.com
Exact Metrology Representing ProCon
Brookfield, WI — Exact Metrology is now representing the ProCon line of X-ray inspection equipment for industrial and commercial applications, as well as university and scientific research operations. ProCon high-resolution focus X- ray technology delivers excellent image quality and is widely used for non-de- structive testing (NDT), failure analysis and process control in many industries, R&D and academic environments. A wide selection of equipment is available, ranging from 50 to 225 kV X-ray voltages and accommodating specimens from micro gears to 8 in. (20.3 cm) square pieces. Tabletop-style units, up to full in-
Learn more about Technic’s full line of TechniFlex products, visit us at
www.technic.com
dustrial-grade floor models for in-plant or in-process use, are available. Contact: Exact Metrology, Inc., 20515 Industry Avenue, Brookfield, WI
53045 % 262-533-0800 E-mail:
deans@exactmetrology.com Web:
www.exactmetrology.com
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