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EPCmail  - Electronic Newsletter - May issue

European PCB Convention - Wiesbaden - Germany - September 29th to October 1st

Along with the tens of thousands of ³Convention News² being sent out, the EPC Event Management team will now be producing a more regular update of progress on the show to be distributed digitally.  This document will provide up to the minute data and will be circulated to anyone wishing to receive it.  We would be grateful if you could also forward it to anyone you feel may benefit.

If you received this and wish to forward it to any other parties please do so, if you received this forwarded and would like to ensure that you get future issues please drop us an Email with your details so we can add your name to the recipient list.

------------------------------ EVENT UPDATE -----------------------------------

This year sees the inaugural European PCB Convention, the most talked about event in this year¹s PCB calendar.  The event seems assured of success with well over 150 companies represented at the exhibition and the entire 6000 square metres of stand space sold out.

Encouraging indeed is the high level of commitment shown by the exhibitors with many companies booking large stands rather than adopting a wait and see approach.  This is testament to the fact that the show has been set up by the industry for the industry.  This edict is the foundation of the show planning with many factors driving towards producing an event that not only offers the visitor the best possible value for his time but also offers the exhibitor the best value for his money.

Exhibitor List - May 98

ACS Industries
Adam Pill
Aismalibar SA
Alfachimici
Alphamat
AOI International
Argon
Arlon Inc
August Krempel Soehne
B Bacher
Barco
Bieffebi SPA
Bipiemme
BLT Circuit Services
BMS H Haller
C A Picard
CAB EL
Camtek
Cedal
CCI Eurolam
CEMA Group
Chemring
Ching Kuang Chemical
CIBA Speciality Chemicals
Cimatec
Cimnet Information
Cirgraphics
CMI International
Coates
Cugher
Depeltronik
Dexter
Dimensione Circuiti
Ditron
DuPont
EIE Systems GmbH
Electra Polymers
Electro Scientific
Elektrotech Services
Elga Ronal
Elkem
Enthone OMI
ETEC
Excellon Europa
Fastek
FLG Grünewald
FSL Deutschland
Gabriel Benmajor
Gerber Systems
GSPK Engineering
GTB
Günther Stracker
Heart
Holders Technology
Imaro GmbH
Integritest
International Supplies
Isola
ITC Intercircuit
KSM International
Lamitel
Lea Ronal
Lippert
Lloyd Doyle
Lumonics
M D Test Systems
MacDermid
Mania
Maschinfabrik Laüffer
MEC Europe
Morton International
Multiline Europe LP
Nan Ya
Nelco International
New Systems
Nubal Electronics
Occleppo
Orbotech
Orc Electronic Products
Orc Manufacturing
Ormecon
Program Data International
Peter Jordon
PIAD
Piergiacomi
Pluritec Italia
Pola e Massa
Posalux SA
PMD (UK)
Polar Instruments
Polyclad Europe
Probetest Systems
Process Automation
Process Equipment
Ramasa
Resco
Robert Bürkle
Rogers
Romar Technologies
Röntgenanalytik
Schmoll Maschinen
Seica
Serfilco
Shipley Europe
Sobreca International
Softwires
Stork GmbH
Systronic
T Tech
TCI Sarl
Technofor
Technolam
Teknek
Temec
Univertical Corporation
Valor Computer Systems
Vantage Circuit Products
Vertos
Von Roll Isola
Viking Test Services
Vitech International
Westwind
W H Brady
Yamauchi

The combination of exhibition, conference and workshops is what makes EPC 98 an event that just cannot be missed.

The conference programme is also shaping up well with exciting papers being offered by a number of companies and individuals from around the world.  Papers offered so far include many at the leading edge of technology as well as those offering an insight into the management and commercial drivers that are bound to affect the PCB industry over the coming months and years.  EPC believe that a strong conference is one of the cornerstones of the convention¹s success and expect to field a first class programme when it is announced in early June.

The quality of the papers already received is exceptional  and it seems clear that the event will be a must for any professional wanting to get a view of the industry as it stands in 1998 and as it will be in the future.  Papers will be presented on the technologies of today and those planned for the future.  With developments like microvia and laser drilling entering the industry at such a high speed, many of these papers will be essential listening.

As well as excellent technical papers a number of papers will be presented that cover the commercial and ever more corporate world in which the PCB industry finds itself.  Against the backdrop of a year where acquisitions have been rife, EPC¹s conference papers will seek to answer some of the burning questions with presentations at the highest level.

Clearly management, commercial and technical drivers are all on the agenda at EPC 98.

The third corner to the EPC triangle is the workshops.  EPC is committied to offering an event that not only tells you about the industry, not only shows you what is going on in the industry but also asks your opinion on the industry and asks you to take part in shaping the future of the industry.

By providing innovative workshops with well respected and skilled chairpersons, EPC will be an event that not only reflects the industry but also affects the industry.  The only way to ensure that you do not miss the opportunity to be heard, is to take part in the workshops provided in Wiesbaden this year.  Subject matters will again be drawn from technology, commerce and management with many subjects ripped open and dissected in detail amongst the people who will bring the future closer to the present.

------------------------------ PRESS RELEASES -----------------------------------

Press Releases - 5th May 98

1.      EPC 98 - A sell out exhibition

At the end of April 1998 EFIP (European Federation for Interconnect and Packaging) was pleased to announce that demand for exhibition space at Wiesbaden has been considerable and the show is now sold out.  This years inaugural European PCB Convention (EPC 98) has over 6000 square metres of stand space and following a couple of months of concentrated effort the halls are now full and the show is assured of success.

The European PCB Convention will occupy five halls at the Rhein Main Hallen in Wiesbaden Germany.  As the primary European event in the PCB industry in 98, it will prove an essential choice for any professional keen to keep in touch with developments in this fast moving market.

As well as the ability to see Europe¹s industry gathered in one spot and the clear networking opportunity that will present, EPC will have a three day conference programme and workshops that will allow delegates to gain an insight into the technological and business developments driving the industry today.

EPC will be at the Rhein Main Hallen in Wiesbaden, Germany from September 29th to October 1st.  To receive more information contact the Event Manager, Philip Stoten.
Tel: +44 1223 423308
Fax: +44 1223 423371
Email: [log in to unmask]


2.      EPC Event Manager apologises for dates clashing with ³Yom Kippur²

Philip Stoten, Event Manager for this years inaugural European PCB Convention would like to formally apologise on behalf of EFIP, the event owners for arranging the event over this years Yom Kippur.

This was clearly an oversight on the part of the event organisers and should not have happened.  The PCB industry is clearly now international and consideration must be given to the needs of all peoples and cultures.

EPC have undertaken to identify a synagogue appropriate to the area and will be meeting with members of the Jewish community to see what can be done to make it possible for this problem to be resolved.  EPC will also ensure that future events do not clash with any religious festivals.

Philip Stoten said ³We must learn from this mistake and move forward with proper consideration to the needs of all of the members of our international industry.  I am truly sorry that this oversight occurred and will do everything within my power to: firstly, ensure that future dates are selected with more care; and secondly, to try and make it possible for those within the Jewish community to attend the event.²

EPC will be at the Rhein Main Hallen in Wiesbaden, Germany from September 29th to October 1st.  To receive more information contact the Event Manager, Philip Stoten.
Tel: +44 1223 423308
Fax: +44 1223 423371
Email: [log in to unmask]


------------------------------ CONVENTION FACTS -----------------------------------

Hotels in Wiesbaden

EPC has negotiated discounted rates at a number of hotels within a convenient distance of the Rhein Main Hallen in Wiesbaden.  These rates represent a substantial saving on the normal rates and as a result of this are not higher just because an event is in town.

To get a form for hotel booking simply contact the EIPC offices in Switzerland:

Tel: +41 61 482 3900 - Fax: +41 61 482 3910 - Email [log in to unmask]

or contact the Event Manager.  Exhibitors will find these forms in their exhibitor packs.

Hotels are filling up fast so do not delay in making your application.


Travel Packages to be released at the end of May

EPC are currently in negotiation with a number of companies throughout Europe to offer a full package for easy attendance at the event.   These packages will include Transport (air, train, coach etc.), Accommodation, Local Transport and entry to the convention.  If you have already booked your hotel when these packages are released don¹t worry, you will still be able to take advantage of the excellent offers on travel and convention tickets.

These services are designed to make visiting EPC as easy and comfortable as possible.

------------------------------ LATE PAPERS -----------------------------------

If you have not as yet been able to send an abstract for a paper for this exciting event then please hurry.  Abstracts are best sent by Email to either the EIPC offices ([log in to unmask]) or to the event manager ([log in to unmask])

------------------------------ FOR MORE INFORMATION -----------------------------------

If you would like more information or just a chat about the European PCB Convention please feel free to call, fax, or Email Philip Stoten, the Event Manager:

Philip Stoten, Event Manger, European PCB Convention
4 Winship Road, Milton, Cambridge, CB4 6BQ, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 1223 423308 - Fax: +44 1223 423371 - Email: [log in to unmask]

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