Further to the latest release of the IPC-4101 revision E, Ventec International Group, a leader in the production of polyimide & high reliability epoxy laminates and prepregs, announces that from 1st July 2017, all related products are certified and released to the IPC-4101E standard.
Following an internal review process, the company’s materials meet all the requirements of the new IPC-4101 Revision E standard (Specification for base materials for rigid and multilayer printed boards). Back in 2014, the company declared its support for the proposal led by ESA, the European Space Agency, to define supplemental requirements to the IPC4101D specification for base materials for rigid and multilayer PCBs. The latest revision E of the specification replaces IPC-4101D-WAM1 and formally includes an Appendix A that provides supplemental inspection requirements for base materials used in high-reliability PCBs for critical applications, with particular reference to the prevention and detection of foreign material inclusions (FOD) early in the supply chain.
The company has been inspecting, testing, and releasing materials to the standard for many years. They continue their commitment to ongoing strategic investments in clean-room equipment and facilities that demonstrate the principles of continuous improvement to consistently achieve the highest delivered quality to all its customers including military & aerospace and automotive customers. The latest investments will add AOI onto all treaters in Suzhou, China starting with highest reliability materials for high reliability applications (VT-901 and VT-90H polyimide as well as the full range of No Flow / Low Flow prepregs for rigid flex applications).
Mark Goodwin, COO Europe & USA commented: „Our approach to manufacturing and supplying laminates & prepregs covers the entire supply chain. We follow rigorous procurement, manufacturing and auditing processes at all our manufacturing sites and global service centers to ensure our materials and our services are consistently of the highest quality. This includes ensuring that our materials always comply with the prevailing standards.”
