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March 14, 2016 | InsulectroEstimated reading time: 4 minutes
Insulectro, a leading distributor of materials for use in the printed circuit board and printed electronics industries, has announced it will repeat its successful 13.5 minute power chats during this year’s IPC APEX EXPO at the Las Vegas Convention Center, March 15 – 17, 2016.
The Insulectro Power Chats, branded ipc@IPC, will provide details on many new products, processes and services that Insulectro plans to introduce in 2016.
“We are pleased to continue our ipc@IPC - Insulectro Power Chats,” commented Ken Parent, Vice President of Sales & Product Management, “We’ve taken our top ten most interesting, new products and processes for 2016 and crafted short, info-packed learning sessions to be presented during IPC APEX EXPO. In 13.5 minutes per topic, attendees will learn the WHAT/WHY/HOW of these 10 game changers.”
Currently, speakers from manufacturers DuPont, Isola, Oak-Mitsui, and Pacothane will be featured.
“Our new products can change the way a board is designed and fabricated. In our field testing, we’re hearing ‘We could have never made this board before’,” continued Parent. “We’re anxious to share our process information about our offerings in very concise power chats in our booth (Space 534).”
Insulectro Vice President of Technology Chris Hunrath agrees, “Over the past three years our IPC Power Chats have been enormously popular. Often times, it’s standing room only. That’s due to the intriguing topics we spotlight in our chats and in our booth. This year is no exception. For instance, although IPC APEX is primarily a PCB industry tradeshow, we know many of our customers are interested in printed electronics so we’ve included a 13.5 minute Boot Camp on PE. Other topics include Signal integrity, High Speed Digital. Rf/Microwave, and fine lines/low loss layers as well.”
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