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Indium Corporation Technical Papers Accepted for APEX Technical Conference

Indium Corporation had three technical papers accepted for presentation at APEX in Las Vegas, Nevada, March 29 – April 5, 2009.

Tim Jensen, Solder Paste Product Manager, authored Challenges in Implementing a Halogen-Free Process, which focuses on the process development challenges in implementing a halogen-free assembly process, including solder paste evaluation and selection, solder fluxes, the SMT stencil printing process, reflow, and test.
Thursday, April 2, 10:15am – 11:45am

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Mario Scalzo, Senior Technical Support Engineer, authored Addressing the Challenge of Head-in-Pillow Defects in Electronics Assembly, which discusses the two main sources of head-in-pillow defects and solutions for their elimination.
Tuesday, March 31, 1:30pm – 3:00pm

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Chris Anglin, Technical Support Engineer, authored Establishing a Precision Stencil Printing Process. Chris’s paper summarizes a significant amount of experimental data and process optimization techniques used to establish a precision SMT printing process.
Wednesday, April 1, 1:30pm – 3:00pm

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Sponsored by IPC, this technical conference is known worldwide as one of the finest and most selective in the world.   

Tim Jensen has a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Clarkson University. He has authored technical publications and numerous process and technical guidelines. Tim is a member of the SMTA and participates actively in several IPC standards development committees.

Mario Scalzo joined Indium Corporation in 2000. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Chemistry from Saint Anselm College. He also holds a certificate from the American Chemical Society for Professional Education. In addition, he is an SMTA-Certified Process Engineer and has a Six-Sigma Black Belt from Dartmouth College’s Thayer School of Engineering. He is also the author of the Electronics Assembly Materials blog, https://www.indium.com/blogs/Mario-Scalzo-Blog/.

Chris Anglin ha oltre 15 anni di esperienza nello sviluppo di processi avanzati, nell'introduzione di nuovi prodotti e nella produzione di assemblaggi elettronici. Ha conseguito un master in ingegneria industriale presso la State University of New York a Binghamton. Ha seguito i programmi Six Sigma Black Belt ed è anche un ingegnere di processo certificato SMTA.

Indium Corporation è uno dei principali fornitori di materiali per i mercati globali dell'assemblaggio elettronico, della produzione e del confezionamento di semiconduttori, del fotovoltaico solare e della gestione termica. Fondata nel 1934, l'azienda offre un'ampia gamma di prodotti, servizi e assistenza tecnica incentrati sulla scienza dei materiali avanzati. Con stabilimenti nella Repubblica Popolare Cinese, a Singapore, in Corea del Sud, nel Regno Unito e negli Stati Uniti, l'azienda ha vinto quattro volte il premio Frost & Sullivan ed è registrata ISO-9001.

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For more information about Indium Corporation, visit https://www.indium.com or email [email protected].