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April 2017 • The PCB Magazine 93 5 RTW IPC APEX EXPO: Candor Industries' Unique Capabilities Through an Alternative PCB Manufacturing Process Sunny Patel, Technical Sales Manager with Candor Indus- tries, tells Guest Editor Kelly Dack about their unique manu- facturing method that not only improves PCB process turn- around time, but also yields much tighter design constraint quality. 6 RTW IPC APEX EXPO: Lenthor Engineering Updates Rigid-Flex Capabilities Lenthor's CFO Oscar Akbar and EMS Man- ager Matt Kan share ideas with Guest Edi- tor Kelly Dack on the growing flex market and Lenthor's strat- egy to grow with it. 7 All About Flex: Considering a Flexible Heater? Custom flexible heaters are available in an infinite va- riety of sizes, shapes and materials. The most com- mon flexible materials are polyimide and silicone rubber. While silicone rub- ber has traditionally been thought of as the higher temperature flexible heater option… 8 EuroTech: Reporting on the Institute of Circuit Technology Spring Seminar There has long been de- bate over the exact loca- tion of the geographical centre of England, but the village of Meriden has traditionally laid claim to the title, and it offered an appropriate Midlands venue for the In- stitute of Circuit Technology 2017 Spring Seminar, which followed the Annual General Meeting of the Institute. 9 Imagineering Authors The Printed Circuit Buyer's Guide to... AS9100 Certification Imagineering, Inc. recently re- leased their valuable new resource, "The Printed Circuit Buyer's Guide to… AS9100 Certification." Au- thored by CEO Khurrum Dhanji, "The Printed Circuit Buyer's Guide to…AS9100 Certification" is the first book in an ongoing series of micro eBooks specifically dedicated to the educa- tion of the PCB design, fabrication and assembly industry. J Standard of Excellence: Staying Prepared with Operations Handling the operations of a PCB company these days is a challenge, to say the least. When I started in 1979, we were building single-sided, double- sided, four-layer multilayers, and the occasional six-layer if you really had your act together. We were using FR-4 materials sprinkled in with an oc- casional polyimide build. For the latest PCB news and information, visit: PCB007.com

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