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October 2005 cover

FEATURES

  • Business Management
    When to Outsource Rework
    The cost savings can be compelling. But how do you ensure that quality levels are maintained?
    Bob Wettermann

  • Cover Story
    Calibrating the Value of Execution Speed
    Three case studies show why American manufacturing remains viable for unit assembly because the combination of project requirements makes for competitive total costs when balanced against lead times, business model preferences and support.
    Bruce Kolek and Bill Fraker

  • Trends in Placement
    Building in Clusters
    How intelligent feeders and better software are cutting changeover time.
    Gerry Padnos

  • Pb-Free Rework
    Pb-Free Rework Differences and Practices
    No lead means using four heating zones and one cooling zone for reflow.
    Zulki Khan

  • Process Change
    Switching to Pb-Free
    The gritty details of changes needed in PCB materials and components.
    Markus Walter

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On the cover: Brainy ideas for U.S. manufacturers. (Cover photo courtesy of Reptron)


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European RoHS Enforcement Explained

A series of workshops next month on compliance with RoHS and other directives will help US companies looking to break into the European market.

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Believing Foxconn Means Suspending Belief

The Foxconn makeover is in full swing, with the latest this piece from the New York Times that supposes that the world's largest ODM is worried that Apple -- yes, Apple -- might be bringing it down:

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Managing Your ESD Program

The processes are as important as the tools.

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SMT Reflow Oven-to-Oven Repeatability

How to adjust an oven so a single recipe will work across multiple ovens for an individual product.

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Polyonics Introduces Double Coated Bonding Tapes
Ultra thin double coated tapes are for bonding and attaching components and assemblies where high dielectric strength is required. REACH and RoHS compatible. Come in polyimide (PI) and polyester...