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We are looking into the possibility of implementing in-line x-ray inspection
of solder joints on our SMT assembly lines. I would like to speak with
someone with actual experience in that area to discuss
advantages/disadvantages, pros/cons. In general, experience with any type of
automated solder joint inspection process would be of interest.
Dale Daugherty
Manufacturing Engineer
Siemens Industrial Automation, Inc.
(615) 461-2228
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