Ersa has been engaged in the repair of electronic assemblies for 25 years. The focus here is particularly on the rework of highly polarized SMT components. In times of component shortages and interrupted supply chains, it is more important than ever to maintain the value already achieved…
Already 100 years ago, company founder Ernst Sachs applied for a patent for the first electric soldering iron. Since then, Ersa has developed into a technology leader and global player offering high-performance systems for electronics manufacturing…
Kraus Hardware GmbH has been engaged in the field of electronic assembly development and manufacturing – a success story which has meanwhile covered an aera of more than 30 years. Originally started as a one-man business, Kraus Hardware today generates a turnover of over six million euros and employs a total of 35 people…
Manufacturers of electronic assemblies are currently facing numerous challenges – including the advancing miniaturisation of the components to be processed, an ever increasing component density on the PCBs to be processed and the growing variance of different assemblies. In order to keep the overview here and to be able to continuously improve processes, traceability and …
Ersa i-CON TRACE – complete traceability for manual soldering >
On November 18, 2021, Ersa will celebrate its 100th anniversary at Productronica ‐ there is no better time for this than at the world’s leading trade fair for electronics production in Munich. With the first electric soldering iron, Ernst Sachs introduced industrial soldering and thus founded an industry without which today’s digital world would be …
Just how dependent unmanned flying is on high-quality and functioning printed circuit boards, components and solder joints is shown by flying in enclosed spaces
The Ersa EASY ARM 1 and 2 solder fume extraction systems ensure a healthy workplace climate. Harmful particles and gases produced during soldering are extracted and filtered – the health of the soldering specialists is protected in the long term.
There are still applications where solder joints have to be produced manually – what factors lead to a good soldering result, what does an optimal and ergonomic environment for manual soldering workstations look like?
The main growth driver in the electronics industry is increasing networking – both industrially and privately. In order to counter the cost pressure in the production of electronic assemblies, device manufacturers and EMS service providers rely on zero-defect strategies.
This is one of the mottos of the measuring technology specialist HBM. To convince a customer who has many years’ experience in being precise has always been a challenge.
