Because of the environmental conditions in which Printed Circuits Boards (PCBs) are requested to work, it is necessary to protect them. Some of the challenges are humidity, a wide range of temperatures, dust and chemical contamination. A solutions that has been adopted since the ’60s is covering the boards with a thin layer plastic material.
The globalization of the markets facilitated the transformation of the industrial structure towards sectors where productivity becomes higher. In an effort to increase significantly their throughput capability, the electronic manufacturing focus on finding the right strategic investment decisions to perform rapid and reliable tests of their electronic assembly products. The aim of this article is
Seica, Inc., the North American subsidiary of Seica S.p.A., will be exhibiting at the SMTA International, Live Virtual Exposition to be held on September 28 – 30, 2020. This will be a virtual event managed by https://smta.org/mpage/smtai. Attendees can register at this event at the URL listed above and navigate to the Seica, Inc. booth where
In order to be able to continue with all the activities and, most importantly, to pay attention to the safety of the workplace, please read carefully the following points. In Seica SpA the following rules are currently in force for entering and staying at the company: Access is forbidden to those who show any symptoms
GOEPEL electronic extends its strategic partnership program GATE (GOEPEL Associated Technical Experts) in the North American market by adding the US-based company Seica Inc. as a new member. Focus of the cooperation will be the development and practical implementation of Embedded JTAG Solutions, as well as enhancements in local support and the integration of GOEPEL electronic’s JTAG
Seica is delighted to announce the release of the new video regarding the PILOT BT Flying Prober for EV Battery Test. The increasing demand from the Electric Vehicles (EV) battery industry for electric cars has changed the high-volume production battery arrays test. To meet the most complex technical needs, Seica has designed and developed the PILOT BT flying prober for
Seica is delighted to announce the release of the new video regarding the Compact RT Next > Series. Seica meets the needs of the continuous driving market trend of Electronics PCBs miniaturization by launching the new COMPACT RT NEXT> SERIES, which is a fully automatic Rotary Table based system, ideal for medium/high volume production. The COMPACT
Seica, Inc., a North American subsidiary of Seica S.p.A., will be exhibiting at the 50th anniversary of the Semicon West trade show to be held on July 20 – 23, 2020. This will be a virtual event managed by https://www.semiconwest.org. Attendees can register at this event at the URL listed above and navigate to the Seica,
Below professional figures we are looking for in Italy: GRADUATED ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS – headquarters in Strambino (TO) ENROLLED LISTS art. 18 – headquarters in Strambino (TO) TECHNICIAN DESIGN OF APPLICATIONS – headquarters in Strambino (TO) COMMERCIAL – headquarters in Strambino (TO) ELECTRONIC ENGINEER – Carate Brianza (MB) MECHATRONIC ENGINEER – Carate Brianza (MB) AUTOMATION PROGRAMMER
(see the video below) The Rapid H4 FLEX NEXT> (Rapid R2R) is the only Flying Probe on the market able to test the Flex-PCB produced in a big REEL. In order to minimize the cost and increase the productivity, some high-volume Flex-PCBs manufacturers have installed lines specifically intended for the production of circuits in continuous
