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Press Release: ECD Delivers on Mexico Manufacturing Dynamics […]

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ECD Delivers on Mexico Manufacturing Dynamics; Showcases Time-saving Technology at SMTA Event

M.O.L.E.® EV Touchscreen Thermal Profiler Portfolio Improves Productivity, Enables Informed and Immediate Decision-Making.

July 29, 2024 – ECD plans to showcase its award-winning M.O.L.E. EV and RIDER™ portfolios at SMTA Guadalajara Expo and Tech Forum, the company announced today. At the September 11- 12 event, ECD will exhibit with regional partner PAC Global, Inc. from booth #534, offering demonstrations of its M.O.L.E.® EV6 touchscreen thermal profiler and machine quality management pallets OvenRIDER® NL 2+, WaveRIDER® NL 2, and SelectiveRIDER®. The company has seen significant growth in the Mexican electronics manufacturing sector, particularly in the production strongholds of Chihuahua, Juarez, and Guadalajara, and attributes its success to continued product innovation and unmatched customer support.

Since its market introduction last year, M.O.L.E. EV6 has set the benchmark for thermal profiling productivity, accuracy, and ease of use. Enabling lineside access to profiles, calculation templates, and pass/fail analysis, M.O.L.E. EV6 eliminates the need for offline PC data viewing, allowing immediate corrective action implementation. The thermal profiler integrates with all ECD’s machine quality management pallets – OvenRIDER, WaveRIDER, and SelectiveRIDER – for a scalable solution to total soldering process control.

“The time savings and intuitiveness afforded by M.O.L.E. EV6 is tremendous for productivity and operator training,” shares Oscar Gomez, ECD Latin America Sales Manager. “My conversations with customers throughout Mexico confirm this fact. These plants are busy, and saving time on the line equates to higher yields and increased revenue. M.O.L.E. EV6 provides thermal profiling confidence in real-time.”

ECD and PAC Global look forward to demonstrating the M.O.L.E. EV difference to SMTA Guadalajara Expo visitors. To learn more about ECD’s complete range of M.O.L.E., SmartDRY, and machine quality management technologies, visit www.ecd.com.


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About ECD

Founded in 1964, ECD is recognized worldwide for its leadership and expertise in thermal monitoring and analysis technology and, more recently, for its development of intelligent dry storage systems. Based in Milwaukie, Oregon, the company is a pioneer in the design, development, and manufacture of advanced in-transit thermal profiling systems and software used to monitor and analyze process temperatures in various industries including electronics, solar and baking, among others. Well-known for its data-rich software expertise and robust hardware functionality, ECD leads the industry for innovative measurement and safeguarding systems. For more information on ECD and its products, visit www.ecd.com.

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Technical Article: Selective Soldering […]

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Selective Soldering: How do You Know if Your Machine is In Spec?

Overview

Selective soldering has seen dramatic growth recently, as manufacturers seek alternatives to wave soldering. The selective application of molten solder to targeted components provides many benefits including protection of temperature-sensitive componentry, process optimization and high-reliability solder joints. Using selective soldering methods can also lead to material reduction (solder, flux, nitrogen), eliminate specific tasks (masking, rework, cleaning etc.) and reduce energy consumption (less solder to keep molten than in wave equipment). However, like any process involving people and mechanical systems, selective soldering success depends on many variables.

What You’ll Learn

  • #1 Why selective soldering precision is vital.
  • #2 Importance of verifying selective soldering equipment specifications.
  • #3 How simple, easy-to-use verification tools can confirm accuracy.

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