Global
SMT & Packaging and IPC present
The Process Advice & Defect Clinic - Booth
#1580
The Process Advice & Defect Clinic is led by international consultant Bob Willis,
IPC lead-free
auditor and workshop instructorThose attending 2007's IPC, APEX & Designers
Summit show will have a special opportunity
to take advantage of the free "Process
Advice & Defect
Clinic" to be held at booth #1580, where free and unbiased
help will be provided to assist them with
common process problems, RoHS compliance & field failures.
Free Consultancy
Each day of the exhibition visitors will be able to visit the “Process
Advice & Defect Clinic” with questions, process issues
or defects for examination and discussion. This is an ideal opportunity
to gain practical independent advice on the most common causes of
production problems and field failure.
Stand 1580 is located next to the Global SMT magazines stand and
adjacent to the IPC’s 50th Anniversary Technology Exhibition
stand 1465.
Visitors
are encouraged to bring board assemblies
for examination or process problems for
discussion. Inspection equipment provided
in the feature area will assist visitors
to better understand the process problem
and suggested solutions.
You can also email
today questions and problems to be answered during
your visit to the show.
Submit Your Questions
Special prizes
The best or most interesting process
problem or question will be selected
for a special prize package that includes
a set of interactive lead-free training
material, x-ray inspection and defect
guide plus sets of inspection and quality
control wall charts. We also have copies
of the latest “X-Ray Inspection & Process Defects Guide” written
by David Bernard and Bob Willis available for lucky visitors.
Process Defect Photo Guide
As a special feature for the show, a "Process Defect Guide" leaflet
will be available at the show free of
charge. The guide will illustrate many
of the common defects found in manufacture
and possible causes to aid your drive
to zero defect manufacture. Many of the
defects will feature lead-free manufacture
issues and will be ideal for future reference.
Printed copies of
the defect guide will be available at
APEX; a PDF of the guide will also be
available by visiting the stand.
Defect of the Month
Each month leading up to APEX,
we will be publishing a Defect of the
Month to download. Each month we will
provide a common process defect with
possible causes and corrective action.
You will be able to print out each
defect of the month for discussion
and dissemination in your company.
To get you started thinking about defects, download
our Defect of the Month challenge and
solution for January.
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