Apr 27, 2011 
As part of the successful SEHO Academy with more than 500 satisfied attendees worldwide, the seminar will help increase the quality level of the production process and decrease manufacturing costs, thus enabling participants to realize higher levels of profitability.
The one-day seminar will provide information and focus on the importance of precision in the selective soldering process, with the resulting demand for process optimization to improve both quality and cycle time. The seminar will provide detailed theoretical background knowledge followed by hands-on training.
The Selective Soldering Seminar Attendees will learn:
- Process teaching parameters
- Lead-free selective soldering
- Process-related soldering errors and corrective measures
- Typical issues in the selective soldering process, such as poor hole fill, solder bridging and solder balling
Dr. Ronny Horn, a graduate physicist, began his career at SEHO in 2004 as product manager for soldering technology. He has written a diploma thesis about thermal characterization of SiC mono-crystals and a dissertation about thermal utilization of solar energy at the Center for Applied Energy Research. Dr. Horn graduated from the University of Wuerzburg in 2001.
For further information and pricing, e-mail SEHO North America, Inc. at academy@sehona.com.
Since its foundation in 1973, SEHO (http://www.seho.de) has become the worldwide contact partner whenever soldering is involved. Company solutions are based on performance, flexibility, efficiency and technical progress. SEHO's business activities and production organization are oriented according to the principles of sustained future-compatible development and production of machines. As a result, all applicable environmental standards are complied with meticulously. With its systems, the company provides customers with a sustained and resource economizing production facility. It continuously develops its technology in order to provide customers with a competitive advantage.
