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Seika Machinery Announces Free Webinar on Solder Paste Process Control

TORRANCE, CA — July 2024 — Seika Machinery, Inc., a leading provider of advanced machinery, materials and engineering services, is pleased to announce an upcoming webinar focused on solder paste process control. This educational session, part of the Malcom Process Control Webinar series, will be held on July 31st at 10 a.m. PST.

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Topic: Malcom Process Control Webinar - Session 1: Solder Paste

Ace Laboratories enters dynamic partnership with new lab

ACE Laboratories completes installation of its new dynamic testing laboratory

Ravenna, OH – ACE Laboratories has announced another significant expansion. This recent expansion is part of an ongoing investment exceeding $1,000,000 and an increase in lab space by 7,500 square feet. The state-of-the-art dedicated laboratory expansion offers dynamic testing capabilities for materials, essential services for predicting in-service performance of rubber products such as tires, belts, mounts, vibration isolators, bridge bearings, seals and much more.

SEIKA Machinery is an importer of Japanese production equipment. In Mexico they are represented by StenTech. Michelle Ogihara discussed the various products on display, including the SAWA Stencil Cleaner with built-in dryer for short cycle times, an ultrasonic, closed-loop squeegee cleaner, a benchtop router from Sayaka.

Charlie Fujikawa demonstrates the Unitemp PCB cleaner, a three-stage cleaner comprising a vacuum brush, followed by a sticky roller and finally an ionized air knife blows across the surface of the PCB to remove any final dust or debris. Next, Max Bernard showed the Sayaka CT34XJ router, which is easy to use and program.

Seika Machinery introduces a New, page-flip Malcom Viscometers Catalog that includes the latest products!

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Seika Machinery introduces a New, page-flip Sawa Cleaner Catalog that includes the latest products!

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Michelle Ogihara announces the addition of the Yamaha robotic line to sit alongside the existing Kawasaki line of robotics.