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Dynalab Relies on Nordson YESTECH as Manufacturing Ramps Up
April 10, 2017 | Nordson YESTECHEstimated reading time: 2 minutes

Nordson YESTECH, a subsidiary of Nordson Corporation and a leading supplier of automated optical and conformal coat inspection systems for the electronics industry, has announced that Vice President Mike Pence was introduced to its YESTECH FX AOI system during his recent visit to Columbus, Ohio.
Pence spoke to a small group of invitees at Dynalab Electronic Manufacturing Services, a full-service manufacturer of circuit boards, cables and other electronics equipment.
Accompanied by fellow Republicans U.S. Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio and U.S. Rep. Pat Tiberi of Delaware County, Pence also toured the facility and met with a group of small-business owners.
During his speech, he mentioned a recent National Association of Manufacturers survey showing that optimism among manufacturers is the highest it has ever been in the survey's nearly 20-year-long history.
The EMS provider is focused on continuing to expand its capabilities in keeping with technological advances. Over the years, Dynalab has implemented several advanced manufacturing techniques to help ensure its high-quality standards. With automated test and inspection solutions from Nordson YESTECH, Dynalab inspects for solder and lead defects, component presence as well as position, correct part, polarity and through-hole parts.
Maintaining the highest quality standards has always been paramount to the success of Dynalab. Founded in 1981, Dynalab's 300 plus associates presently occupy 100,000 ft.2 in the company’s headquarters and manufacturing facility, providing engineering and manufacturing support for Fortune 500 companies.
About Nordson YESTECH
Headquartered in Carlsbad, California, Nordson YESTECH is a leading provider of automated optical inspection systems with integrated yield enhancement solutions for the printed circuit board assembly and advanced semiconductor-packaging industries, Nordson YESTECH is operated and managed by a team of industry experts with a history of success, bringing powerful and cost-effective inspection to the electronics market. The company has sales offices and customer support centers in North America, Asia and Europe. For more information on Nordson YESTECH and its products, click here.
About Nordson Corporation
Nordson Corporation engineers, manufactures and markets differentiated products and systems used for the precision dispensing and processing of adhesives, coatings, polymers and plastics, sealants, biomaterials and other materials and for fluid management, test and inspection, UV curing and plasma surface treatment, all supported by application expertise and direct global sales and service. Nordson serves a wide variety of consumer non-durable, durable and technology end markets including packaging, nonwovens, electronics, medical, appliances, energy, transportation, construction, and general product assembly and finishing. Founded in 1954 and headquartered in Westlake, Ohio, the company has operations and support offices in more than 30 countries. For more information, click here.
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