Tagname : SMT manufacturing
IPC Tightens SMT Pad Tolerance to ±0.05 mmIPC Tightens SMT Pad Tolerance to ±0.05 mm: learn how the IPC-7351C update impacts PCB design, SMT assembly, AOI programming, and supplier coordination before October 2026.- IPC Revises IPC-7351C, Tightens Pick-and-Place ToleranceIPC-7351C revision tightens Pick-and-Place tolerance to ±0.025 mm and pushes AOI calibration upgrades. Learn how SMT, EMS, and sourcing teams can prepare for compliance and reduce risk.
- AOI Lead Times Stretch to 18 Weeks After Export Rule ChangeAOI lead times stretch to 18 weeks after a U.S. export rule change. See how AOI Testing delays may disrupt SMT upgrades, delivery stability, and yield traceability.
- AGOA Extended to 2035, Giving RF Modules a Longer Export WindowRF Modules gain a longer export window as AGOA is extended to 2035. See how faster customs, origin rulings, and Africa-bound trade planning may cut compliance costs.
- Fac Tec 2026: AOI Rules Advance SMT RecognitionFac Tec 2026 highlights new AOI rules for SMT recognition, revealing how EMS exporters can prepare audit-ready inspection data and strengthen global customer acceptance.
- Fac Tec China 2026 Highlights AOI Standard ShiftFac Tec China 2026 highlights a major AOI standard shift, revealing new calibration benchmarks that could reshape PCB, SMT, and OEM supplier certification.
- KATS Updates KC Certification: AI Explainability for AOI Testing DevicesKC Certification update: KATS now mandates AI explainability for AOI testing devices—key for PCB/SMT manufacturers, importers & OEMs. Act now to avoid delays.
- SMT Manufacturing Checks That Reduce Rework on the LineSMT manufacturing checks that cut rework: learn how paste inspection, placement accuracy, reflow validation, and X-ray control improve reliability, reduce field failures, and help teams choose better suppliers.
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