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Cirexx Installs Dynachem Cut Sheet Laminator
May 4, 2018 | Cirexx InternationalEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Cirexx International announced today that they have acquired and installed a Dynachem CSL1700 Cut Sheet Laminator. The equipment is designed to laminate a full range of PCB products and is capable of handling thin and large panels up to 5 mm (0.2 in.) thick. The machine incorporates stainless steel construction to comply with the most stringent requirements of clean environment and a “patent” shear type cutting system to reduce resist chips. It is constructed to guarantee high quality lamination and the absolute reliability of the machine over a long period of time.
Philipp Menges, President and CEO of Cirexx said, “We needed this type of equipment to continue our growth into finer technologies. The cut sheet laminator will improve our yields with the elimination of random contamination.”
Menges added, “The Dynachem machine is well built and workhorse. It is a very good value.”
About Cirexx International
Founded in 1980, Cirexx International, Inc. is an electronic solutions company offering PCB Design, PCB Fabrication and PCB Assembly of high-reliability Printed Circuit Boards, RF/Microwave Circuit Boards, Flexible Printed Circuits and Rigid-Flex Circuit Boards. Recognized as a time-technology leader, the company offers a genuine Quick Turn service and provides a one stop shop and all in-house solution known as Seamless Integration. Cirexx has expertise fabricating high layer count Printed Circuit Boards using a variety of substrates including a wide array of high-frequency RF-based materials in mixed (hybrid) constructions. Cirexx delivers unsurpassed quality and support to a large array of customers in the high-reliability markets of defense/aerospace, industrial, and medical instrumentation. For more information, click here.
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