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Our solutions help you streamline the transition of hybridization products from R&D to high-yield production.

One result of COVID-19 is that most of us have become more accustomed to seeing ourselves on video… for some of us MUCH more.

Perseverance is a good noun to use when speaking about 2020 thus far. This word aptly applies to Finetech’ s dedicated employees, but really the world in general. Extraordinary sacrifices have been made for the greater good. It is not over yet, surely mistakes have been made and there are lessons to be learned. However, the vast majority of our citizens have done what is thought to be the “right thing.”

In the world of Contract Manufacturing (CM), many variables come into play when deciding what equipment to purchase for the multitude of assembly projects that may come through the doors at any time.

Earlier this year, Finetech participated in the IMAPS Advanced Packaging for Medical Microelectronics Workshop in San Diego, and it did not disappoint.

There is a saying that “the more things change, the more they stay the same.” I had this expression in mind throughout my trip to Rosemont, where I would speak at the SMTAI conference technical sessions.

Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) are by definition a two-lead semiconductor light source, which release energy in the form of photons that have the color of light. What color? Well, likely the most popular are Red, Green, Blue (RGB) and now White and other colors (Orange, as an example). Using different materials determines the color of an LED. For instance, Red, Orange and Yellow LEDs are made from Aluminum Gallium Indium Phosphide, whereas Green, Blue and White LEDs are made from Indium gallium Nitride.

On May 17, 2018, around 50 European professionals from industry and science followed our invitation to join the Micro Assembly Day 2018. This annual one-day conference in Berlin is a platform for active knowledge-sharing and an exchange of experience on the latest trends in advanced packaging and micro assembly.

Finetech has been a leader in SMT Rework and Repair equipment since the company was founded more than 25 years ago. You know what’s crazy? The very first machine we manufactured, and which we still sell today, has a placement accuracy of +/- 10µm. No, I am not kidding.

Is it me or is everyone in technology talking about LiDAR these days? So what is it and why is everyone talking about it?