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March Instruments of Concord, Calif., impressed visitors with its inline plasma system. From left are Melissa McCrossen of March Instruments, Gary Ingbretson of Sea-Tek, an unidentified visitor, and the company's vice president, Christa Fairfield.
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Vlad Levchine (left) and Mark Roth, both with Industrial Objects Inc., Cambridge, Mass., prepare to enter the San Diego Convention Center after a lunch break.
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Visitors surveyed the new reflow soldering ovens and wave soldering equipment at the large display of ERSA Inc., of Plymouth, Wis.
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Steve Saito, OEM applications engineer for Loctite Canada Inc. (left) talks encapsulants with a booth visitor, while Loctite's Bruno Deveau, in the background, listens.
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Mike Kaminsky (left), field application engineer for Kester Solder and Dave Torp, Kester's vice president, marketing and business development, straighten up the Kester booth.
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Rick Short, marketing communications director of Indium Corp. of America (left), talks business with Gene Selven, Chip Scale Review publisher.
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Eric Becker (left), mechanical engineer for Speedline's ELECTROVERT Division, Camdenton, Mo. and Eric Ludwig, reflow engineering manager at ELECTROVERT, display the company's new diode laser soldering system. Linda Woody is a staff engineer at Lockheed Martin, Ocala, Fla., which co-developed the system.
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Tim Kolaczk (left), marketing specialist for ECT, and Randy Steinle, ECT's north central regional sales manager, landed booth duty at APEX.
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Siemens was, as always, a crowd pleaser with its multimedia demonstrations.
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Industry luminary Duane Wadsworth (right), president of Wadsworth-Pacific, Menlo Park, Calif., visits Don Place (left) and Don Campbell of SST International (formerly Scientific Sealing Inc.)
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Humberto Miranda (left), manufacturing manager at Interconnect Systems Inc., Camarillo, Calif., and Tom Owens, director of process and manufacturing development for ISI review the show program.
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Tina Szigetvari, at the Technomatix-Unicom booth, demonstrates a Slinky for consultant Noam Shany of Cardiff by the Sea, Calif.
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PACE, of Laurel, Md., displayed its extensive line of soldering and desoldering equipment.
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Samsung Technology, Horsham, Pa., was on scene with its line of odd-form placement equipment.
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