Apr 30, 2018 Practical Components Inc., the leading international distributor of mechanical IC samples or “dummy” components, SMD production tools and equipment, announces that it will display its latest technology at the upcoming IPC High Reliability Forum and exhibition scheduled to take place May 15-17, 2018 in Linthicum (Baltimore), MD.
The event will include presentations from the following companies: i3 Electronics, American Standard Circuits, Conductor Analysis Technologies, Inc., DfR Solutions, Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control, Motorola, Raytheon, RBP Chemical and SAIC.
At the conference Practical will showcase many innovative technologies designed to analyze and improve the electrical, mechanical, and thermal reliability.
The company’s newly updated Website, www.trustpci.com, is the most comprehensive to date. Since the first Website in 1997, the resource has grown to be one the most indispensable tools in electronics design and production.
Practical Components features technology that cannot be found elsewhere. Our dummy components that not only have the same exact materials but also are made on the same production lines as their live counterparts. Our test and qualification products increase reliability while reducing cost and Practical is unique in its ability to supply manufacturer engineering support to the exclusive products it supplies.
Practical supplies all the essential technologies as well as the “future” products that are needed for companies to advance their products, processes and understanding.
For more information about Practical Components and its technologies, or to receive a free copy of the print catalog, visit us at the High Reliability Forum or contact us online at www.practicalcomponents.com.
Practical Components is a team of dedicated electronics industry professionals offering value pricing, on-time delivery, and superior service to customers. The Practical Components team is ready to provide project assistance in the areas of technical component knowledge, drawings, component land patterns and PCB practice kits. For more information, visit www.trustpci.com.
