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Page 23 Indium Highlights Reinforced Solder Preforms
Clinton, NY — Indium Corporation is ex- hibiting its InFORMS® reinforced solder pre- forms at IMAPS 2018. InFORMS solder pre- forms are composite preforms that consist of solder with a reinforcing matrix, resulting in improved mechanical and thermal reliabili- ty, uniform bondline thickness and low-void- ing performance. InFORMS do more than just bond two
surfaces. These solder preforms are designed to address some specific challenges of the power electronics industry. InFORMS pro- vide engineers with an enhanced material for the development of more reliable and higher-performance modules. Due to the pla- narity improvements and standoff tolerances, the package design be- comes more predictable. In addition,
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Davis continually serves on the EMS council and steering committees, supporting EMS companies around the world. With Hanwha and CAMtek both
proponents of advanced technology, world-class customer service and high quality standards, the two companies have developed a partnership that will last for many years to come. Contact: CAMtek, Inc., 2402 E.
Empire Street, Bloomington, IL 61704 % 309-661-0348 fax: 309-661- 1809 E-mail:
sales@camtek-mfg.com Web:
www.camtek-mfg.com and Hanwha Techwin Automation Americas, Inc., 6000 Phyllis Drive, Cypress, CA 90630 % 714-373-4200 E-mail:
jonny.n@hanwha.com Web:
www.hanwhaprecisionmachinery.com r
Ersa Provides Versatile Soldering to ADCO Circuits
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Ersa technician offered to stay be- yond the install of the second ma- chine to see if he could assist us in running the equipment more effi- ciently. The technician offered some insight to further improve perform- ance, and developed a great working relationship with my engineers and technicians.” Ersa then touched base a couple
weeks post-install to ensure that AD- CO was completely pleased with the system. Barrett concludes, “Follow through from start to finish and ver- ification that we are more than satis- fied — that’s customer service. Better yet, that’s a true partner.” Contact: ADCO Circuits, Inc.,
2868 Bond Street, Rochester Hills, MI 48309 % 248-853-6620 E-mail:
kbarrett@adcocircuits.com Web:
www.adcocircuits.com and Kurtz Ersa North America, 1779 Pilgrim Road, Plymouth, WI 53073 % 920-893-1779 E-mail:
ernie.grice@
kurtzersa.com Web:
www.ersa.com r
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TRAYCONTROL® 600/1000V-rated,
550 TPE flexible, oil-resistant
control cable that is approved for open, unprotected installation in cable trays. The specially blended TPE has been designed to perform as well as standard PUR cables with the added benefit of being able to transition from cable trays to free air.
Comp ex iindustrial manufacturing equipment equires products tha pr vide
ndustrial manufacturing equipment requires products that provide a high level of performance and flexibility, both of which we can meet and exceed.
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Hanwha Holds CAMtek’s Production to
stronger and more dependable joints allow for high power densities. Indium Corporation is a premier mate-
rials manufacturer and supplier to the glob- al electronics, semiconductor, thin-film, and thermal management markets. Products in- clude: solders and fluxes; brazes; thermal in- terface materials (TIMs); sputtering targets; indium, gallium, germanium, tin metals and inorganic compounds; and NanoFoil®. Contact: Indium Corp., 34 Robinson
Road, Clinton, NY 13323 % 315-381-7524 E-mail:
abrown@indum.com Web:
www.indium.com
InFORMS reinforced solder preform. See at IMAPS, Booth 722
HIGH LEVEL OF PERFORMANCE
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