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Technica Installs CBT/MLI Direct Imaging System at Summit Interconnect Santa Clara
January 14, 2025 | Technica USAEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Technica has recently installed the 6th CBT/MLI Direct Imaging (DI) system at Summit Interconnect's Santa Clara operation, a testament to Summit's ongoing commitment to cutting-edge technology and operational excellence.
This latest acquisition, the TiTAN PSR-H model, brings unparalleled capabilities to their facility:
- Fastest print speed for all photoimageable solder masks, including standard, black, and white masks
- Versatility in handling both dry film and solder mask printing with top-tier front-to-back registration
- Advanced performance, delivering print resolution down to 10 microns, powered by CBT’s patented technology
Alfred Macha, Vice President and GM of Summit-SC stated, "We at Summit-SC are very pleased with the purchase of the TiTAN 8000 PSR-H model. This machine is qualified to print all solder mask colors, including white and black masks. We have also qualified the machine to print inner and outer layer panels with excellent results."
Michael Trammel, Director of Technology Transfer, added, “I was also impressed how quickly we were able to train our staff and integrate the machine into production. Most importantly the machine and the support from Technica has proven to be very reliable.”
Najib Khan, Product/Applications Manager at Technica USA, highlighted, “Summit has been a long-standing partner, and their trust in CBT’s innovative technology underscores our shared vision for growth and success. We’re proud to support Summit’s journey and witness their remarkable achievements over the years.”
With the TiTAN PSR-H, Summit Interconnect and Technica continue to partner and invest in technologies that ensure precision, efficiency, and quality for our customers.
Together, we’re driving advancements in PCB fabrication!
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