Industry News | 2011-07-20 15:05:19.0
Recognizing the opportunity to exercise greater control of product quality and time to market, Oven Industries Inc. has joined the growing number of OEMs taking PCB assembly in-house. The company, in Mechanicsburg, PA, recently acquired a Manncorp turnkey line to assemble the circuit boards for its numerous products used in temperature monitoring, sensing and control.
Industry News | 2010-01-11 15:10:30.0
Manncorp has introduced seven new electronic assembly turnkey lines with throughput rates ranging from prototyping to 10,500 cph. The lines are described at www.manncorp.com/turnkey and according to CEO Henry Mann, are targeted to “OEMs and others who are considering turning away from outsourcing by bringing PCB assembly in-house for the first time. The systems are also beamed to existing assemblers who wish to upgrade to latest-generation equipment.”
Industry News | 2011-12-31 02:26:01.0
Manncorp CR Series Reflect Trend To Smaller & Greener Reflow Ovens
Industry News | 2010-02-24 15:52:03.0
Manncorp will showcase its best sellers from each of three major equipment categories at APEX Expo 2010.
Industry News | 2010-12-01 13:36:54.0
Although all five models in Manncorp’s latest-generation MC series pick-and-place systems have received industry acclaim, one system in particular has stood out for its extraordinary price/performance ratio, according to CEO Henry Mann.
Industry News | 2014-01-30 17:35:39.0
Manncorp has recently reconfigured and expanded its exclusive selection of SMT turnkey packages, including stencil printers, pick and place machines, and reflow ovens, to accommodate a wider range of production levels and budgets. Among the ten different turnkeys presented on their website at www.manncorp.com/turnkeys is the new 2500-MV package. Priced at only $46,995, the 2500-MV is designed for companies with a limited budget and minimal floor space who need short-run, in-house production capability for ultra-precise, high component-mix SMT assembly.
Industry News | 2012-09-20 13:26:42.0
Electronics assemblers who need to produce prototypes, pre-production boards and other small batch/short-run jobs in-house can now get inline reflow results in a small footprint, at an affordable price-now with full computer control.
Industry News | 2012-10-09 16:18:14.0
The ULTIMA Series Selective Soldering and Fluxing Systems offer a new solution for soldering through-hole components and connectors to surface mount and mixed technology PCBs. Numerous engineering and design innovations have resulted in compact, bench-top systems loaded with features that deliver a level of performance that, until now, would have made selective soldering cost-prohibitive for many low- and medium-volume PCB assemblers.
Industry News | 2014-05-16 14:31:53.0
While dip soldering of through-hole components has long been an easy and affordable way to automate manual soldering processes when the costs of wave soldering cannot be justified, these latest enhancements increase quality and repeatability to a degree that make Auto-Dip systems ideal for virtually any short-run, batch application.
Industry News | 2013-07-27 10:23:17.0
Electronic automotive component manufacture Calsonic Kansei Mexicana S.A. de C.V., a subsidiary of Japan's Calsonic Kansei Corporation, recently purchased two ULTIMA STR2 selective soldering equipment and an ULTIMA SSP selective fluxer. The new equipment reduces process time 30-50% compared to the system it replaced, primarily due to the fact that separate machines allow simultaneous fluxing and soldering with a single fluxing unit serving two selective systems. Quality is also dramatically improved: On the company's first day of production with the ULTIMA systems, 300 PCBs were produced with zero defects or quality issues of any kind.
