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Make a date with the RoHS Directive
An easy to use RoHS calendar guide is available from GSPK Electronics.
News from GSPK Electronics (19 January 2006)
Group companies unite for Nepcon World Japan
Integrated Microelectronics is exhibiting with its subsidiary Speedy-Tech Electronics at the 35th Nepcon World Japan show from 18th to 20th January 2006 in Tokyo, Japan.
News from Integrated Microelectronics (18 January 2006)
IPC certification boosts on-site training
Remploy has increased the number of its manufacturing sites with permanent IPC J-Standard Certified Trainers to three and is well on the way to bringing the same capability to the remaining two sites.
News from Remploy Electronics (17 January 2006)
CEM completes lead-free investment
Contract electronics manufacturer Prism Electronics has invested over GBP 100,000 preparing its manufacturing operations to comply with new European legislation that comes into force this year.
News from Prism Electronics (13 January 2006)
PCB assembly tooling in the spotlight
Pentagon EMS Corporation has added an interesting new feature called "The Pentagon Spotlight", to its company website.
News from Pentagon EMS Corp (12 January 2006)
Harvey hired to optimise project flow
Jaltek Systems is supporting current expansion and future growth prospects with the appointment of Mike Harvey to the role of Projects Manager.
News from Jaltek Systems (10 January 2006)
RoHS/WEEE - where does the buck stop?
Technical background article When it comes to fully satisfying the requirements of the RoHS and WEEE Directives, the devil is in the detail as Paul Chinery, Managing Director of Dionics explains.
News from Dionics (10 January 2006)
Paper explains joint design manufacturing
Sypris Electronics has published a research paper focusing on the continued exploration of joint design manufacturing in the aerospace and defence markets.
News from Sypris Electronics (21 December 2005)
Board maker returns to business after fire
Gemini Circuits is recovering from a devastating fire at its Aldershot PCB production facility.
News from Gemini Group (21 December 2005)
Recycled PCs find a good home
Computer Recycling has donated six fully refurbished Internet-ready computer systems to the Children's Safety Education Foundation.
News from Recycling.co.uk (21 December 2005)
University in China buys wafer bonding machine
After breaking into the German market with a sale to Fraunhofer IZM earlier this year, Applied Microengineering has now delivered an Aligner-Wafer bonding machine to Xiamen University in China.
News from Applied Microengineering (15 December 2005)
Strategic role for Heath in EMS alliance
Jaltek Systems and Note, two of Europe's leading EMS providers, announce the appointment of well-known electronics industry professional Kevin Heath to the role of Strategic Alliance Manager.
News from Jaltek Systems (15 December 2005)
WEEE centre opens for business
Recycling.co.uk has officially opened its new 4650m2 centre for waste electrical and electronic equipment.
News from Recycling.co.uk ( 9 December 2005)
Choice of EMS provider is crucial
Choosing the right EMS provider, making the transition and running a successful outsourcing partnership is not easy, but done properly it can be the route to success.
News from Jaltek Systems ( 8 December 2005)
Lead-free assembly line is ready to run
Following the acquisition of another pick and place machine S2S now has a dedicated ready-to-run lead-free assembly line for customers producing lead-free products.
News from S2S Electronics ( 7 December 2005)
Award recognises green contribution
A UK contract electronics manufacturer has once again been rewarded for being kind to the environment at a prestigious awards ceremony held at the House of Commons.
News from Axiom Manufacturing Services ( 7 December 2005)
New division focuses on silicon biosensors
Innovative Micro Technology has set up a new division to develop novel biosensor technologies using its advanced MEMS expertise.
News from Innovative Micro Technology (IMT) ( 5 December 2005)
Blended process promises safer route offshore
Ultra Contract Electronics Manufacturing Services now offers "painless" access to offshore manufacturing through the introduction of a new "blended" process.
News from Ultra Electronics Manufacturing Services (29 November 2005)
Selective soldering enhances manufacturing
To further enhance its manufacturing capabilities, Ultra CEMS has recently purchased two EBSO SPA400 programmable selective soldering machines.
News from Ultra Electronics Manufacturing Services (29 November 2005)
Investment extends lead-free capabilities
Contract equipment manufacturer Remploy Electronics has embarked on an investment programme that will extend lead-free capability across all five group sites in the coming year.
News from Remploy Electronics (25 November 2005)
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