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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Dale Albright
Sales and Marketing Manager
dale@solderquik.com
BGA Rework Seminar
San Jose, CA - July 28, 1999 – Winslow Automation, Inc. in
conjuction with OK International and BLACKFOX Training Institute held a
seminar on BGA Rework and Repair methods. This seminar was attended by
engineers from IBM, Celistica, Corwil,
The SolderQuikä BGA Preform provides a unique BGA reballing solution. The
SolderQuikä BGA Preform consists of an array of solder spheres embedded in a
water soluble paper/polymer carrier. The beauty of the preform process lies
in its simplicity. After applying flux, simply align the component to the
preform with an inexpensive fixture. After reflow, just moisten the carrier
and peel it off. SolderQuikä Preforms eliminate the need for stencils, loose
solder balls, and solder paste in the reballing process. Reballing a
component with preforms requires only a few seconds of labor and very little
operator skill, which translates to throughput improvements. This process
works well with most reflow equipment and alongside any rework station.
Preforms are currently available in over 160 array patterns, including
various ball sizes and center cut designs (for cavity down components). Our
pattern database grows daily to meet customer demand.
WINSLOW AUTOMATION, INC. has been advancing lead finish and soldering
technology since 1986. In 1990, Winslow Automation expanded to include a
service division known as S·I·X S·I·G·M·A, utilizing the Winslow Automation
FlexLine® , a computerized robotic lead tinning machine capable
of processing a variety of components. S·I·X S·I·G·M·A has become the
premier lead finish subcontractor in the nation processing millions of
components annually. In 1994, Winslow Automation expanded its soldering
equipment line with the asset purchase of Mechanization Associates. In 1996,
Winslow Automation acquired Raychem Corporation's SolderQuikTM
Products as a natural extension to our soldering technology product base. We
reengineered the SolderQuik BGA Preform, and first began to market it at
NEPCON West in March, 1998. S·I·X S·I·G·M·A began BGA reballing services
utilizing the SolderQuik TM technology in 1997 and has since
processed thousands of BGA components.
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