Tagname : AOI testing
EU CE Rule Takes Effect: AOI Testing Equipment Must Meet EN 62471AOI Testing equipment shipped to the EU must meet EN 62471:2026 from July 12, 2026. Learn how the new CE rule affects exports, customs clearance, supplier qualification, and delivery planning.- Shenzhen Port Checks Stretch AOI Exports to 72 HoursAOI exports from Shenzhen Port now face 72-hour customs checks. Learn how SMT equipment delays are affecting delivery schedules, routing decisions, and buyer planning.
- 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.
- IPC-A-610H Raises the Bar for AOI Defect CriteriaIPC-A-610H raises the bar for AOI defect criteria with new AI-sensitive defect definitions and ISO/IEC 17025 calibration rules. See what changes before December 1, 2026.
- IPC-A-610H Tightens AOI Detection ThresholdsIPC-A-610H tightens AOI detection thresholds by 25% and adds NIST-traceable calibration requirements. See what EMS, AOI suppliers, and SMT factories must do before October 2026.
- Japan Tightens AOI Calibration Under JIS C 5012:2026Japan Tightens AOI Calibration Under JIS C 5012:2026: learn how the new ±0.5μm AOI Testing rule and quarterly JIS certificates affect exports, EMS trust, and compliance readiness.
- 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.
- TUV Rheinland Opens AOI Certification Path to AI ModelsTUV Rheinland opens a new AOI certification path for AI models, cutting filing time by 35%. See what PCB, AOI, and QA teams must prepare now.
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