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September 9, 2024 | Indium CorporationEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Indium Corporation Senior Sales and Business Development Manager, Chris Nash, will present at the e-Mobility Conference at Productronica India, on September 12 in Delhi, India.
The presentation, titled Sustainable and Reliable Solder Materials for an Industry Centered Around Sustainability – How to Reduce e-Mobility Circuit Board Assembly Carbon Emissions While Improving Solder Joint Reliability, will focus on innovative, sustainable solutions for the e-Mobility sector.
Nash's presentation will address the growing demand for environmentally friendly manufacturing processes in the automotive industry. He will discuss how advanced solder materials can simultaneously reduce carbon emissions and enhance the reliability of circuit board assemblies in electric vehicles.
“As the e-Mobility sector continues to grow, it's crucial that we develop solutions that not only meet performance requirements but also contribute to sustainability goals,” said Nash. “Our latest innovations in solder materials demonstrate that improved reliability and reduced environmental impact can go hand in hand.”
Indium Corporation Associate Director for Global Technical Services & Application Engineering, Jonas Sjoberg, will also join a panel discussion on September 12. The panel, titled PCB Value Chain, The Missing Links, is part of the India PCB Tech Conference. The conference is organized by ELCINA and Messe Muenchen India, with support from IPCA (Indian Printed Circuit Association). This event brings together companies from across the PCB industry and its supply chain.
About the Speakers
Chris Nash is the Senior Sales and Business Development Manager for Indium Corporation’s PCB Assembly Solder Paste. With an intimate understanding of customer needs and challenges, he works closely with the company’s R&D team to deliver fully scaled, launched, marketable product solutions for the PCB assembly market. Chris also provides comprehensive technical advice in the selection, use, and application of solder paste and flux to electronics assembly customers throughout the world. He is responsible for ensuring the product line is poised for future growth to best meet the needs of existing and potential customers.
Jonas Sjoberg is Associate Director for Global Technical Service & Application Engineering for Indium Corporation. He is based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, where he provides technical support to key regional and global customers.
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