Advanced Research in Electronics Assembly (A.R.E.A) Consortium was initiated 22 years ago by Universal Instruments’ SMT Laboratory. Read more about Universal Instruments’ cooperative research effort with 27 leading companies in the electronics assembly industry to maximize assembly yields and long-term reliability.
Using a poor SMT nozzle cleaning process or improper cleaning agent result in unsatisfactory pick and place performance, shorter nozzle lifespan and increased operating expense. Universal Instruments just launched our nozzle cleaning solution to ensure peak nozzle performance and lifespan. http://parts.uic.com/product/nozzle-cleaning-application/
Upcoming SMTA Webtorial on July 15th, 1:00pm to 2:30pm Eastern time: Failure Analysis – Lessons Learned in Manufacturing. Presented by Dr. Martin Anselm from Universal Instruments Corp. Click the link to register: http://smta.org/education/registration/event_registration.cfm?EVENT_ID=1048