Saturn Electronics Corp. Invests in Cobra Bond Line for HDI
ROMULUS, Mich., Aug. 12, 2019 – Furthering both its push for automation and growth in the HDI market, Saturn Electronics Corp installed a newly purchased Hollmuller Cobra Bond line, capable of processing down to 2 mil inner layer core. The thin core transport system eliminates the need to tape thin cores to thicker material that is used to “lead” them through the system to prevent damage and jams. Combining this new line with an automated loader and unloader brings thin core processing down from a two person process to requiring no dedicated operators at all.
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Saturn Electronics Corp. Installs New Micronic Drill Machine iConnect007 February 2017 Saturn Electronics Corporation received and installed a new 4-spindle Micronic 86 Drilling Machine, which is being sold and serviced in North America by Calteks, LLC. “Saturn’s multilayer business has more than doubled in the past year and now accounts for a majority of domestic production”, said Yash Sutariya, VP of SEC. “To support this change in product mix we purchased a new high speed Micronic drill. As time and funds allow, we plan on migrating towards these higher speed drills throughout our entire drill department."
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Saturn Electronics Corp. Places Phoenix HDI AOI System into Testing Department iConnect007 October 2016 Saturn Electronics Corporation, a manufacturer of advanced bare printed circuit boards, recently installed a Camtek Phoenix HDI AOI system for scanning high-density, complex PCBs. The system's new optical technology provides flexible light coverage by combining a superior image with customizable detection requirements. Designed to support the high-volume manufacturing of HDI and high-end PCBs, the Phoenix possesses cutting-edge image acquisition and advanced software capabilities providing exceptional detection and an impressive non-critical defects ratio.
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To Bake or Not To Bake SMT Magazine November 2016 I'll always remember the summer of 2004 as the "Summer of Lead-Free." Finally, Pb-free circuit boards were going into standard production mode. Assemblers focused the majority of their efforts (often at my behest) on final finish and proper laminate selection. What none of us saw coming, however, was the rash of delamination that would burn the entire industry during that long, hot lead-free summer. After a good amount of research, Isola came up with a Lead-Free PCB Fabrication and Assembly Guideline outlining critical steps for successful Pb-free assemblies.
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