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February 7, 2017 | Meyer BurgerEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Meyer Burger (Netherlands) is exhibiting at the IPC APEX EXPO show in San Diego, CA (February 14−16) and will present our inkjet printing equipment and technology for solder mask and printed electronics applications.
Meyer Burger invites you to visit us at booth 1125 in the Flexible and Hybrid Electronics pavilion and learn about our innovative technology and equipment for additive manufacturing based on drop-on-demand, digital inkjet printing. We will showcase:
- PCB solder resist printing
- Printed, flexible and hybrid electronics
Both are emerging technologies in the electronics manufacturing industry. We look forward to explaining to you about the benefits and technological advancements, the materials, and our production equipment.
You will also find our R&D equipment on display at the booth of Insulectro (#3733/3833).
About Meyer Burger
Meyer Burger is a leading global technology company specialising in innovative systems and processes for manufacturing of electronics. The company’s focus is on photovoltaics (solar industry) while its competencies and technologies also cover important areas of the PCB, semiconductor and the optoelectronic industries as well as other selected high-end markets based on electronics materials.
The company’s comprehensive product portfolio is complemented by a worldwide service network with spare parts, consumables, process know-how, customer support, after-sales services, training and other services. Meyer Burger is represented in Europe, Asia and North America in the respective key markets and has subsidiaries and own service centres in China, Germany, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Singapore, Taiwan and the USA. To learn more, click here.
About PiXDRO
With its PiXDRO inkjet technology, Meyer Burger is leading in the field of functional inkjet printing.
PiXDRO JETx printers are equipped with piezoelectric, drop-on-demand inkjet technology and are ready for printing conductive, dielectric, resist, adhesive and other functional materials for applications in printed and flexible electronics, PCB, OLEDs, sensors, semiconductors, MEMS, chemical machining, 3D printing, photovoltaics, life science, and optics.
The PiXDRO product offering includes JETx production equipment, research and development tools, process support, training and service and is complemented by a strong network and knowledge base in inkjet materials and head technology.
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