As of April 1st, Ucamco has established a subsidiary of Ucamco NV in North America. The subsidiary is presided by Luc Maesen, who has been working with the company since 1988 and was already in charge of Ucamco USA.

“Not much changes for our existing customers, they will continue to reap the benefits of our ongoing partnership. The implementation of an official subsidiary shows Ucamco’s commitment to continue developing our activities in the North American market”, says Luc Maesen.

“The PCB software market in the USA, Canada and Mexico is far from saturated, and there is a lot of territory to be conquered, still. It feels good to know that my partners in Europe feel the same way. The investments being made prove that Ucamco is devoted to the continued expansion of its direct presence in markets outside of Europe.”

Luc Maesen will continue to work from his office in San Francisco, CA. The official address has changed to 1410 Franklin St #306, San Francisco, CA 94109, USA.

For further information, please contact:

Ucamco Inc.

Luc Maesen

COO Ucamco Inc.

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Ucamco NV

Thomas Dewitte

Marketing & Communications Manager

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BERLIN, May 04, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Atotech, a leading specialty chemicals technology company and a market leader in advanced electroplating solutions, and Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories (“SEL”), an industry leader in the design and manufacture of digital products and systems that protect, control, and automate electric power systems, today announced that they will partner at SEL’s state-of-the-art manufacturing facility under construction in Idaho, USA.

SEL will utilize Atotech’s innovative Uniplate® equipment technology in their new 162,000 square-foot facility that will serve as home for SEL’s printed circuit board manufacturing operation. The Uniplate® family of equipment is the industry standard for horizontal inline printed circuit board processes, from desmear and metallization to flash copper plating. The lines are scheduled to be commissioned in 2022.

John Hendrickson, Senior Engineering Manager at SEL, who will oversee SEL’s new operation, said: “As we start manufacturing our own printed circuit boards, we are committed to building the most modern, environmentally friendly, and safe PCB manufacturing facility in the United States. Atotech is a leader in their field and the right partner for us. Their horizontal plating technology offers an easy approach to automation with a focus on reducing chemical usage. This will help us meet our water recycling goals.”

Atotech’s significant investment into environmentally sound solutions benefits customers’ products and their production processes. These solutions reduce water, chemistry, energy, and waste generation, while reducing costs and meeting customer expectations for future PCB manufacturing.

“We are very excited to work with SEL to realize their needs in Idaho,” said Harald Ahnert, President of the Electronics segment at Atotech. “The equipment selected by SEL combines years of Atotech engineering leadership for horizontal production equipment. The Uniplate® family brings a highly automated and environmentally sound approach to PCB manufacturing.”

SEL previously announced that local in-house production of the PCB’s used in their digital products will provide the company with more freedom to experiment and innovate. It will also increase supply-chain security and yield superior product quality.

For more information regarding SEL’s new Idaho facility, visit www.selinc.com. For additional information on Atotech’s Uniplate® family and other equipment lines, visit www.atotech.com and visit their “Electronics” solutions section.

Austin, Texas May 3, 2022. High Density Packaging (HDP) User Group is pleased to announce that LiloTree has become a member.

Recordings of first two episodes of six-part series available now

ATLANTA – ECIA is offering a series of webinars entitled ‘Winning the War for Talent” in a partnership with the Association Education Alliance (AEA). The skilled labor shortage is escalating and companies all across the global are facing the challenges of an increasingly complex labor market, shackled by the “we’ve always done it this way” mentality. Others are thriving, armed with analytical insights and surrounded by allies, allowing them to snap up highly performing “impact players” and supercharge their growth.