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EPE Purchases Nordson ASYMTEK Spectrum S-920 Automated Fluid Dispense System
December 13, 2016 | EPE CorporationEstimated reading time: 1 minute
EPE Corporation, a Service-Disabled, Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) electronics manufacturing company, has purchased a Nordson ASYMTEK Spectrum S-920 automated fluid dispense system.
"This equipment dovetails nicely into our capabilities as a high-reliability electronics manufacturer. Many of our existing customers and the markets we serve require the ruggedization of their products. This equipment allows us to take another important step in this direction," said James "JD" Bell Jr., president and CEO of EPE.
The scalable Nordson ASYMTEK Spectrum S-920N Series is ideal for high-volume production of advanced dispensing processes, including underfill, cavity fill, die attach and encapsulation.
Over the past year, EPE has made many capital investments such as Mentor Graphics' Valor NPI software, the Nordson DAGE XD7600NT Ruby FP X-ray inspection system, and the Pillarhouse Jade MKII selective soldering machine.
About EPE Corporation
EPE Corporation has been a trusted, high-reliability Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) expert since 1965. EPE is a Service-Disabled, Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) located in Manchester, NH and focuses on the high-reliability markets of defense, aerospace, medical, robotics, industrial, RF Communications and Internet of Things.
About Nordson ASYMTEK
Nordson ASYMTEK, a world leader in precision fluid dispensing, conformal coating, and jetting technologies, designs and manufactures dispensing and coating systems, supported by an award-winning global applications and service network for over 30 years.
To find out more about EPE Corporation, please contact Sharon Ferguson at 603-669-9181 or click here.
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