Taiyo will be presenting during the Exhibitors New Product Presentations on March 9, 2021 at 11AM and again at 4PM PST where and will be revealing three new major innovations in solder mask production that are guaranteed to solve your thermal management issues as well as significantly reduce excess waste caused by traditional solder mask application.
When it comes to printed circuit boards (PCBs), the Aerospace industry always demands the highest technical performance, reliability, and extreme environmental tolerance. Taiyo's solder mask continues to meet each of these requirements.
John Fix gives the readers insight in to what to except from Taiyo-America in 2021
At Taiyo America we make Solder mask. Solder mask goes on circuits boards and circuit boards go into cars; a lot of circuit boards go into cars these days. Years ago, not many boards were used for the automotive industry. Back in the day, I lived and breathed cars, spending many hours “under the hood” rebuilding engines, doing brake jobs or any other repair that could be accomplished in the driveway.
Chris Kalmus has been in the PCB industry so long there barely was an industry when he started. Always an outspoken advocate (and sometimes critic) or our industry, Dan Beauleiu thought it would be fun to have a chat with Chris and get his thoughts about the current state of our business.
To understand the evolution of the flexible printed circuit board, one must look more closely at the evolution of electricity. What is interesting here is that before the printed circuit board became rigid, the vast majority of carrier materials for wires and circuits were flexible.
Würth Elektronik CBT, one of the leading PCB manufacturers in Europe, and Taiyo America are excited to announce that inkjet solder mask is in production.
When I first entered the PCB industry, Photoimageable solder masks had already been introduced –dry film solder masks (DFSM) and they were quickly becoming the choice for designs if registration was too tight for conventional screen print.
Taiyo America Inc., a subsidiary of Taiyo Holdings Co. Ltd, has opened a new office in Silicon Valley, USA.
Takuji “Zach” Maekawa has been appointed as the new president of Taiyo America. His impressive qualifications and dimension as an executive leader will elevate Taiyo into another stratosphere.
Debut column from Bob MacRae. Bob plans to focus on his perspective of past, present and future trends in processes used in our industry; so, stay tuned!
Columnist Don Monn gives his updates from his experiences at two recent conferences.
Taiyo America, Inc. has appointed Keiichiro (Kaye) Miyazawa to the position of new business development manager, effective January 25, 2019. He will be based at Taiyo America’s headquarters in Carson City, Nevada, USA.
Taiyo America, Inc. has appointed Tadahiro Miyoshi to the position of product development manager. Tadahiro will be responsible for coordinating global technical activities and developing new products as identified by the sales staff and company management.
