Kyzen to present paper at NEW SA
3 March 2010
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Kyzen’s Fernando Rueda will present a paper entitled ‘The science of aqueous cleaning and matching the cleaning agent to the soil and equipment' at National Electronics Week South Africa, scheduled to take place 9–10 March 2010 at the Sandton Exhibition Centre.
Today’s challenge for printed circuit board manufacturers hinges on density and miniaturisation. High-performance electronic assembly designs drive multilayer and stacked package density, increasing number of I/Os, decreased area array pitches and tighter component standoff heights. Fernando Rueda, European sales manager at Kyzen, will present a paper highlighting the market pressures for higher functionality, cost reduction, cycle time reduction and improved quality driving electronic assembly innovations.
Continuing developments in the area of surface mount technology have also brought about additional cleaning needs. The uniqueness of aqueous cleaning fluids is the ability to engineer materials using a wide array of constituents properly designed to match up with soils, cleaning equipment, material compatibility constraints and process requirements. Kyzen’s presentation will discuss the science of aqueous-based electronic cleaning fluids, needed to meet today’s industry challenges.
Kyzen will be supporting MyKay Tronics in booth F11 and showcasing cleaning products from the Exaklean and Aquanox portfolios.
For more information visit www.kyzen.com
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