IPC Midwest 2007 is the only Midwest show that covers all aspects of industry, from board design and manufacture to electronics assembly, manufacture and test.
The conference and exhibition will be held Wednesday, September 26 through Friday, September 28 at the Renaissance Schaumburg Hotel & Convention Center in Schaumburg, Illinios, USA. Exhibits open at 10:00am each day of the show. A full schedule of events is available here, on the show's website.
Pre-register online to get free admission to the exhibition. Your free admission also includes admission to all the free forums, the keynote address by NFL Football Hall of Famer Gale Sayers, admission to the show floor receptions on Wednesday and Thursday, a free IPC training preview DVD, a free IPC standards development CD, and use of the exhibit hall's Internet lounge.
Here are some of the exciting new products you will see on the show floor:
Agilent Technologies will highlight the Medalist portfolio of solder paste inspection, automated optical inspection, automated x-ray inspection and in-circuit test.
Available with 6 or 10 channels, the Q18 boasts a fast USB connection, 18,000 readings per channel, high accuracy (±0.5 °C) and rapid charging - that makes for easy and reliable thermal profiling.
Europlacer will showcase the Vitesse2 flexible high-volume SMT placement system, which features high throughput combined with the flexibility of a mid-range fine-pitch placer.
Juki Corporation will exhibit the Juki 300 high value selective soldering system, part of a line of selective soldering systems designed to meet the demands of a rapidly changing electronics manufacturing industry.
KIC will launch KIC Explorer, a new generation of thermal profiler that features an impressively compact design that allows it to move easily through the restrictive process dimensions encountered in today’s thermal applications.
Kyzen Corporation will showcase AQUANOX A4625, designed for optimum effectiveness in cleaning the latest lead-free residues while providing brilliant mirrored solder finishes, in booth 803.
Jeff Timms, president of Microscan since 2007, has been focusing these
past two years on bringing the company to the forefront of the
precision data acquisition and control solutions industry.