David Crimp is a 25-year industry veteran (with a four year gap, as he likes to point out) and executive vice president, Europe, for Cookson Electronic Materials.

Acculogic designs, manufactures and markets a broad range of systems and instruments for testing electronic devices, circuit boards and systems.

OnCore Manufacturing is a specialty contract manufacturer that focuses on the defense and medical industries in the USA.

Vi TECHNOLOGY, based in the Grenoble area of France, has been a technology innovator of reflow ovens and AOI equipment for 20 years.

Trevor Galbraith spoke to CEO Fred Hume at Productronica about how the company managed the economic downturn and what the future holds for Data I/O.

Bryan talks to Trevor Galbraith about why he believes that implementing a rigid strategy now will strengthen Techcon Systems in these challenging times and beyond.

Trevor Galbraith spoke to president and CEO Terry Heilman about what makes Sunstone different from your average board shop.

For twenty-five years, Aqueous Technologies has focused on one aspect of electronics manufacturing and one aspect only: cleaning.

We recently spoke to Mike Scimeca, president and CEO of FCT Assembly, about paste transfer, their newest pastes, and paste advances yet to come.

Valor is an end-to-end electronics manufacturing solution provider, delivering software solutions to every aspect of the printed circuit board supply chain.

Born in 1970 in Kanagawa Japan, Isao Muraoka is the executive vice president of Seika Machinery Inc.

Smart Sonic introduced the first ultrasonic stencil cleaner in 1990.

Jeff Timms, president of Microscan since 2007, has been focusing these past two years on bringing the company to the forefront of the precision data acquisition and control solutions industry.

Trevor Galbraith caught up with the inventor and president, Krassy Petkov, as he prepared to unveil his latest machine at APEX/IPC Expo 2009 in Las Vegas.

2008 was a bumper year for JUKI Americas, celebrating the launch of the FX3 and the success of its three-year parts and labor warranty plan. Trevor Galbraith asks Bob Black, JUKI’s enigmatic CEO, about his vision for the future of the company.