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Koh Young Technology Joins FUJI Smart Factory Family of Solutions
March 18, 2016 | Koh Young TechnologyEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Koh Young Technology Inc. is now a member of the FUJI Machine Mfg. Co. Smart Factory family, it is announced today. “Koh Young welcomes cooperation with FUJI to offer an industry-leading solution for PCB assembly manufacturing," Dr. Kwangill Koh, Founder and CEO, stated, in making the announcement. "By integrating Koh Young’s 3D measurement and inspection technology with FUJI’s pick-and-place systems, we will continue to deliver highly efficient production solutions that help minimize the cost of quality in any kind of production environment.”
Koh Young has supplied high-end 3D measurement and inspection solutions to the electronics assembly industry for more than 14 years. As a global company, Koh Young has more than 400 employees and has established offices and distribution in the United States, Europe, Japan, Singapore, China (Suzhou, Dongguan), and Korea.
Shinsuke Suhara, FUJI Managing Executive Officer, stated, “Koh Young's solutions align very well with FUJI’s portfolio and commitment to being a total solutions provider for “FUJI Smart Factory with Nexim”. The capability to set up integrated rules between test and electronics assembly solutions enables delivery of high quality products for customers, and enhancing Nexim with Koh Young software solutions helps manufacturers achieve high OEE (Overall Equipment Efficiency).”
About Koh Young Technology
Koh Young Technology specializes in the design and manufacturing of 3D measurement and inspection equipment for the global circuit board assembly and semiconductor markets. Direct sales and support centers are located globally in Asia, the Americas, and Europe.
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