Articles Tagged with ''bonding''

Hesse Mechatronics Inc. (formerly Hesse & Knipps), the Americas subsidiary of Hesse GmbH, leading manufacturer of high-speed fine pitch wedge bonders and fully automatic heavy wire bonders for the backend semiconductor industry, formally announces the company’s recent name change from Hesse & Knipps Inc. to Hesse Mechatronics Inc.

SemiGen Inc. (www.semigen.net), an ISO and ITAR registered RF/Microwave assembly, automated PCB manufacturing, and RF Supply Center, has announced the recent addition of key components to their RF Supply Center’s stockroom. The RF Supply Center is now offering PIN and limiter diodes that meet the most common RF/Microwave design specifications.

Hesse & Knipps Inc., (www.hesse-knipps.com) the Americas subsidiary of Hesse & Knipps Semiconductor Equipment GmbH, leading manufacturer of high speed fine pitch wedge bonders and heavy wire bonders for the backend semiconductor industry, will demo a new 3 mil wire bonding capability on its BJ935 Fully Automatic Heavy Wire Bonder at the upcoming 45th International Symposium on Microelectronics (IMAPS) in Booth No. 210.

Hesse & Knipps Inc., (www.hesse-knipps.com) the Americas subsidiary of Hesse & Knipps Semiconductor Equipment GmbH, has appointed Allan Camp as technical training manager.

Hesse & Knipps GmbH, European headquarters of Hesse & Knipps Semiconductor Equipment GmbH and sister company to Americas subsidiary Hesse & Knipps, Inc., will discuss “Wedge Bonding for Chip-On-Board and Direct-Chip-Attach Applications” at the rescheduled SMTA Philadelphia Chapter Meeting now on June 12th at 4:30 p.m. at the Air Products in Allentown, PA.

SemiGen, Inc. has announced today they have placed an order for a Palomar 8000 Auto Ball Bonder to round out their state-of-the-art RF/Microwave assembly line.

Remtec Inc. has added a new universal finish of Electroless Nickel/Electroless Palladium/Immersion Gold (ENEPIG) as a standard finish to its umbrella of fabrication methods. The new finish resolves a problem of intermetalics detrimental to the reliability of solder joints (black pad formations) and wire bonding connections.