When depositing solder paste, you have the choice between digital technologies, where the nozzle size defines the material viscosity, deposition speed and resolution, or non-digital technologies, where the mesh size defines the layer thickness and resolution.
 
In a free webinar on June 21, 2022 (16:00 CET), Hervé Javice, Ralph Birnbaum and Stéphane Etienne from ioTech will present an innovative laser-based deposition technology that is fully contactless, neither mesh, nor nozzle dependent. They will display detailed application cases, showing aggressive resolutions and productivity. You can control the volume of each individual drop, offering you full flexibility in terms of design, with productivity comparable to screen printing. You can print extremely high viscosity materials, including your standard printable solder paste, with no need for any adaptation.

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The Speakers

Hervé Javice is the Co-Founder and CEO of ioTech Group Ltd. He was board member & investment committee member of Atlas Capital and Director of Crédit Suisse. Hervé holds a diploma from ESCP Business School Europe and an M.B.A from Harvard Business School.


Ralph Birnbaum is Business Development Director for ioTech. He has 9 years of experience in the electronics industry, and 6 years in the chemical industry. Ralph worked previously as an independent consultant, as well as for McKinsey. Ralph holds a PhD in Engineering from Imperial College (University of London) and is an MBA from INSEAD, France.


Stéphane Etienne is Senior Advisor Strategic Accounts, ioTech Group Ltd. Prior to joining ioTech, Stéphane worked for NORDSON. He holds a Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) from FUQUA School of Business - Business to Business MKG from Duke University.

Don't miss this informative webinar. Register today and start thinking about questions that you would like to pitch the presenters in the live Q&A session! 
 

About ioTech

ioTech was the winner of the first prize at the productronica Fast Forward Award 2021 start-up competition. Since early 2016, they have been developing a unique disruptive multi-material additive manufacturing technology that can process almost any industry certified material at high resolution and high speed. For the first time, manufacturers can use their standard industrial materials, control the deposition of each single drop and reach unmatched production yields. In the field of electronics today, ioTech’s technology enables the production of currently unachievable designs and creates an eco-friendly alternative to many traditional manufacturing methods.