ECD, manufacturer of process control technologies, will debut a new data logging technology from booth 2425 at the IPC Apex Expo 2023 in San Diego, California next month. The technology is designed to accelerate productivity through immediate access to profile statistics for fast decision-making through real-time actionable data. With on-demand demonstrations planned throughout the event, IPC APEX EXPO show delegates can experience ECD’s latest engineering advance first-hand.
In addition to new technology, the company‘s other tools for high-value PCB assemblies will be on show. As automotive systems, data center server boards and 5G infrastructure technologies increase in complexity and soldering becomes more challenging, manufacturers are looking to solutions like OvenSENTINEL continuous reflow monitoring and the MEGAM.O.L.E. 20 high-channel-count thermal profiler for robust soldering control to enable high-yield production of high-reliability assemblies. Due to the growth in electric vehicle (EV) volumes, data center capacity, and 5G infrastructure devices, sales of the former have more than doubled in the last year alone. This demand for quality and the assurance of robust equipment operation has also driven steady adoption of the company‘ss suite of RIDER pallets for machine quality management of wave, reflow and selective soldering systems. All three pallet designs integrate with the SuperM.O.L.E. Gold 2 thermal profiler for a scalable platform approach to shop floor soldering oversight.
Finally, for industries — including electronics – where control of moisture is integral to product quality – the company‘s SmartDRY Intelligent Dry Storage portfolio is enabling exceptional humidity control. With an ultra-fast recovery time of less than three minutes, it combines effective dry storage with the ability to access parts frequently for maximum productivity and product integrity assurance. The system’s features and proven performance have allowed it to maintain its leading market share in electronics manufacturing, while expanding into other markets such as 3D printing material storage, medical instrumentation, and filtration.
Booth 2425
