Sep 06, 2014 
Metcal today announced that Ed Zamborsky, Eastern Regional Sales Manager, will speak at the Best Practices Workshop presented by Stanley Supply & Services and RESTronics. The workshop is scheduled to take place Thursday, Oct. 9, 2014 at Viscom USA’s facility in Duluth, GA. Topics to be discussed include component placement, chemical and testing applications, BGA solder / rework, cleaning, advanced debug, troubleshooting and jitter basics.
Zamborsky will discuss BGA rework, soldering and desoldering. In addition to sales, he is a technology advisor for the product development group and trainer and master applications engineer for all OK International product platforms. Zamborksy commented, “We are excited to participate in this seminar with the other presenters. It will give the Atlanta community a great opportunity to see today’s best practices in several different product categories.”
In addition, Dan Sinclair, MicroCare’s National Sales Manager, will present best practices for PCB cleaning while Tektronix’ Tom Mahr, Distribution Manager for the Southeast, will discuss oard level testing and power design. All three speakers have many years of experience in the electronics industry, which will make this seminar a great opportunity to learn from some of the industry’s best.
Space is limited and the registration fee is $49 per person. The first 20 registrants for each workshop will be admitted FREE! Continental breakfast and lunch are included. For more information or to register for the event, visit www.StanleySupplyServices.com/2014GAWorkshop.
Since 1982, Metcal has been a recognized worldwide leader in the electronics assembly marketplace. As part of OK International, Metcal’s industry-leading position addressing advanced technology in conduction soldering and rework/repair, has and will continue to broaden to a full electronics bench tool single-source solution. Metcal product lines currently include: hand soldering and desoldering, convection rework products, fume extraction and fluid dispensing tools. For more information, visit www.metcal.com.
