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IN LIKE A PUMA,
OUT LIKE A LAMB
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Insulectro Adds JX Nippon as Copper Foil Supplier
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Insulectro has reached an agreement to distribute JX Nippon's
treated rolled copper foil
and its
peelable copper carrier foil.
JX Nippon is the only supplier with an integrated manufacturing system, covering mining copper concentrate, smelting and refining copper, producing copper ingots, rolling ingots into foil, and surface treating of foils, within the same Group. JX Nippon has outstanding production and quality management systems supporting global top market shares. At the same time, utilizing integrated manufacturing system, JX Nippon is developing and supplying the broadest range of treated rolled copper foil products to satisfy customers' needs. As the best approach to higher quality in flexible printed circuit boards, we confidently recommend Treated Rolled Copper Foil.
JX Nippon's peelable copper carrier foil and a new production method are aimed at improving productivity and yield in coreless board process.
- PCS or PCM (Peelable Copper Foil on Shiny side or Matte side)
- PCS or PCM are peelable copper foil with peelable organic material coated on copper surface
- PCS or PCM can be laminated with resin(e.g. FR-4) by ordinary PCB process and also released easily from the laminated resin at any timing
For more information, please contact me!
Joe Bevan
Product Manager
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Isola Introduces Two High-Thermal Reliability Products at IPC APEX EXPO
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Innovation is not new for Isola. It's an art they've been practicing for over 50 years. With technology rapidly evolving, our industry needs new laminates for more demanding applications:
- IS550H: a halogen-free, high-thermal reliability base material that meets the requirements of traditional FR-4 materials and offers an improved MOT. Perfect for harsh automotive environments.
- 415HR: high thermal performance epoxy Material - the new standard for high reliability and CAF performance.
To find out more, call me. . .
Norm Berry
Director of Laminates & OEM Marketing
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INSULECTRO PRINTED ELECTRONICS HIRES DAVID SCHNEIDER AS PE SPECIALIST
Insulectro Printed Electronics, a division of PCB materials distributor Insulectro, has hired veteran PE substrate expert David Schneider as Printer Electronics Specialist as the company continues to expand its presence in the industry.
“We continue to recruit and hire the strongest talent out there,” commented Tim Redfern, Insulectro Printed Electronics President, “We’ve watched the PE industry evolve and diversify into many markets including wearables, in-mold circuits, medical, power, heaters, and more. We are excited to add a Product Specialist to focus on our substrate and film materials.”
Insulectro Printed Electronics offers advanced materials from such leading suppliers such as DuPont, Coveme, Chromaline, FLEXcon, Saint Gobain, and Kodak to customers looking for a single-source for conductive inks, substrates, and consumables.
David Schneider has held a variety of sales and operations positions at PPS, Inc., Olathe, KS. Most recently, Schneider was Plant Manager where he was responsible for all manufacturing and production personnel. Prior to that position, Schneider was North American Sales Manager for both PEMS Division of Nicomatic, Warminster, PA and Sterling Screen Printing, Shawnee, KS. He is a member of SGIA and a featured industry speaker.
Get to know me! Call. . .
David Schneider
Printed Electronics Specialist
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DuPont Invests in New Production Center in Ohio
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DuPont Electronics & Imaging announced today that it is investing $220 million to build new production assets at its Circleville, Ohio, plant. The new assets will expand production of DuPont™ Kapton® polyimide film and Pyralux® flexible circuit materials to meet growing market demand in automotive, consumer electronics, telecom and defense. DuPont anticipates that the new assets will be operational by 2021.
With world-class manufacturing and R&D capabilities, DuPont’s Circleville plant is the natural location to expand. This facility has manufactured polyimide film for various electronics and industrial applications for more than 60 years.
For more information, samples, or to arrange a presentation to your PCB designers and sales team, contact me.
Mike King
DuPont Product Manager
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From the Hunrath Notebooks. . .
When the Numbers Look
Too Good to Be True
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Sometimes a PCB material has great numbers. Things like very low signal loss or very low CTE. This is often achieved with tons of filler or other additives and these very things make it a terrible PCB material. A block of resin and glass may test well, but a robust PCB that performs as well in assembly as it does on the test bench is another matter. Take a look at these pictures. This is an example of a material with good loss and CTE numbers, but performs poorly at the PCB fab, let alone the assembler.
We are lucky enough to have materials in our toolbox that don’t do this.
What's wrong with these pictures? Call me and I'll tell you.
I'll be glad to help.
Chris Hunrath
Vice President of Technology
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COMING SOON FROM INSULECTRO!
PCB DESIGN SERVICES
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To be the easiest company to do business with. . .
Insulectro has a program for continual improvement, all designed to make ourselves as user-friendly as possible to our customers, their customers, and our suppliers. Speed Matters, so we focus a lot of attention on getting you the materials you need as quickly as possible.
Our
PumaFast™ Program
lists current inventory of everyday materials you need every day.
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