Knowledge Portal
A focused approach and control of the process are the key to success for cable and wire processing or electronics applications. Making the necessary knowledge available to everyone is part of our full service. We are passionate about helping our customers take their production approach to the next level.
All kinds of topics about electronics / cable and wire will be discussed here on a regular basis. All these topics are extensively covered in our Academy training courses.
The World of Labeling and Marking
A while ago, we organised a virtual journey through the four worlds of cable and wire processing. In a series of four webinars, we discussed…
The World of Cutting, Stripping and Shrinking
A while ago, we organised a virtual journey through the four worlds of cable and wire processing. In a series of four webinars, we discussed…
The World of Crimping, Connecting & Quality
A while ago, we organised a virtual journey through the four worlds of cable and wire processing. In a series of four webinars, we discussed…
The World of Automation and Applications
A while ago, we organised a virtual journey through the four worlds of cable and wire processing. In a series of four webinars, we discussed…
Pin-hole ratio: What is the influence on liquid tin and what ratio is ideal?
Pin-hole ratio With through hole components, the connection pins go through a PCB. The space between a connecting pin and the hole in the PCB…
What are halogens doing in a flux and what danger do they pose?
Halogens in a flux Halogens are chemical elements that have the property of reducing metals efficiently. In the process, metal salts are formed that are…
What is voiding and does the reflow profile affect it?
Voiding A phenomenon that occurs in the reflow soldering process. Bubbles (voids) begin to form in the flowed and solidified solder which make the solder…
How to avoid tombstoning during PCB assembly
Tombstoning A situation that occurs during the reflow soldering process, especially in a vapour phase or vapour phase reflow system. It means that passive chip components such…