Mar 20, 2008 The paper will be presented by Nihon Superior�s Senior Technical Adviser, Keith Sweatman in the Session �Solder Alloys�, which begins at 10.15am on Wednesday April 2.
Since the electronics industry first became aware that it would have to change to lead-free soldering technologies to meet the requirements of the EU�s RoHS Directive there has been concern about criteria for the selection of alloys to replace the tin-lead solder on which the industry has previously relied. In the paper they are presenting at APEX 2008 Nihon Superior seek to share their experience in identifying properties that they believe are relevant to the performance of an alloy as a reliable, user-friendly and cost-effective lead-free solder.
Nihon Superior will also exhibit at APEX 2008 in booth 249, where representatives will be available to discuss the company�s newly expanded range of products based on their unique tin-copper-nickel-germanium lead-free solder, SN100C�, and to provide advice on practical problems encountered in the assembly of electronic circuitry.
About Nihon Superior Co. Ltd.
Nihon Superior was founded in 1966 when it began marketing unique flux products imported from the US. Since then, the company has made its mark by developing its own soldering materials and supplying them to the electronics industry. On the basis of its expertise in these technologies, Nihon Superior has developed a global business, establishing manufacturing and sales centers in Asia and forming business partnerships with companies in Europe, America and Asia.
