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Let me first extend a very warm welcome to all participants,
especially our friends from overseas.
It is heartening to note that despite the current economic climate, the growth of the electronics sector remains positive. In a presentation by David Cohen, Director of Asian Economic Forecasting from Action Economics at our recent GlobalTRONICS Media Roundtable discussion, the global consumer electronics revenue is projected to grow by nearly 10 percent in 2008 to $700 billion. There is a continuous appetite for new innovative products, including LCD TVs, DVDs, mobile phones, laptops, video games, camcorders and navigation products. In fact, the Asian retail market has seen a growth of 13 percent year-on-year. In another projection by the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), global chip sales is forecasted to grow by 6 percent in 2009.
These positive projections have boosted industry confidence as evident in the participation of 527 international suppliers from 28 countries at GlobalTRONICS this
year. These include national groups from China, Germany, Malaysia, Taiwan and UK. Not forgetting our home-grown suppliers of 47 partici-pating companies that make up the Singapore Pavilion.
I am pleased to also share that more than 62 participating com-panies will be showcasing new products this year. This reinforces the level of exposure and import-ance of GlobalTRONICS as the launch-pad for latest products and new technologies in the industry.
At Reed Exhibitions, we are constantly improving and introduc-ing new features to our events to ensure that we stay current and remain relevant to the industry and market. This year, 2 new special features have been introduced, namely, ‘Go Green’ and ‘Automo-tive’ product segments.
The ‘Go Green’ feature is in line with European Union’s legislation for Lead-free and RoHS-compliant products. At least 20 companies under this feature will showcase their Waste Management, Recycling and Energy Conservation capabilities – a relatively new area of focus that has received a lot of
attention from Environmentalists. Electronics manufacturers will move along in this direction with the aim to protect the environment and save on production costs in the long run.
The ‘Automotive’ feature showcase by some 27 companies is introduced this year in line with the first Formula 1 night race in Singapore. Besides, more and more electronics components and parts can now be found in a vehicle, from radar, transmission electronics, emission control, in-engine electronics to wheel sensor.
Held once every two years since 1992, GlobalTRONICS has evolved to an ideal platform for networking, sourcing, fostering new business relationships and exchanging of ideas. It is the heart of Asia’s Electronics Design, Technology and Manufacturing where we showcase the latest, most advanced and comprehensive range of products, technologies and services worldwide relevant for the South East Asian EMS industry. This year, we also have three specialised conferences and
seminars that will be conducted alongside GlobalTRONICS 2008, namely, the Supply Chain and Logistics Conference, Embedded Systems Seminar and a series of Technical Workshops.
At our last event, overseas visitors accounted for 26 percent of the attendance, of which 70 percent were visitors from South East Asian nations. The high foreign visitorship reinforces the position of GlobalTRONICS as the event that allows exhibitors maximum exposure to industry professionals in the region.
At a time when companies are continuously looking and needing for more efficient ways to promote themselves, to keep up with the competition and face to face con-tacts, GlobalTRONICS becomes even more relevant as THE perfect meeting place.
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The heart of Asia’s Electronics Design, Technology and Manufacturing
Opening day message from Michelle Lim, General Manager, Reed Exhibitions – Singapore & Malaysia
Welcome to GlobalTRONICS 2008 – Asia’s key platform for the electronics manufacturing industry
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IPC outlines standardization activities in Asia
newS
Local companies well represented at the Singapore Pavilion L ed by Singapore Precision Engi-
neering and Tooling Association
(SPETA), the Singapore Pavilion
consists of 47 companies gathered
in 648 sqm of floor space of which
57.4 percent of companies are new
participants. This signifies the im-
portance of GlobalTRONICS to local
small-to-medium sized enterprises
(SMEs) who are using the trade
show as a platform to help gener-
ate leads and create awareness for
their businesses.
According to data from the
Singapore Economic Development
Board (EDB), the electronics cluster
grew 2.7 percent year-on-year in
June 2008. Growth was registered
in the semiconductor (1.2%),
computer peripherals (24.2%),
data storage (5.4%) and other
electronic modules & components
(6.5%) segments. The infocomms
& consumer electronics segment
declined 15.8 percent. Cumulative
output of the electronics cluster
for the first half of the year grew
2.5 percent compared to the same
period last year.
Look out for these special
features at the show
GlobalTRONICS caters to a
wide variety of products and some
of these have been identified
with special features in line with
industry requirements and trends.
These five special features will be
highlighted at the show:
Since the implementation of
lead free & RoHS
legislation in July
2006, countries such
as China, South
Korea, Australia, Thailand and
Taiwan have either implemented
or are considering RoHS-style
legislation. The Korean RoHS
legislation is expected to come into
implementation this year in Asia.
In addition, this year the WEEE
(Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment)-based legislation is
projected to be executed in China
and South Korea as well.
Semiconductors are essential
components
in electronics
assembly
technology.
The sales of semiconductor
manufacturing equipment achieved
$42.77 billion worldwide in 2007.
This figure showed a 6 percent
increase compared to 2006 (Source:
East Bay Business Times 2008).
This positive outlook signifies that
the semiconductor manufacturing
industry is growing strong.
GlobalTRONICS has identified
companies that offer products,
solutions and technologies catering
to the automotive segment.
Visitors can gain
knowledge on
automotive trends
that lean towards
environmental
issues such as hybrid feature and
emission.
GlobalTRONICS gives visitors
the opportunity to
view products and
equipment that
have been newly-
launched, providing
the latest electronics technology
available in the market.
Solutions on
show at these stands
include recycling
capabilities, energy
conservation, solar
energy and waste management.
I PC, who is participating at
GlobalTRONICS 2008, held
a networking breakfast on
September 8 at the Holiday
Inn Atrium Singapore. David
W Bergman, CAE, Vice
President, International
Relations, IPC, presented
the association’s activities
in Asia, including the
standardization activities
of its Technical Group Asia
(TgAsia), which has formed
16 local task groups in China working on IPC standards.
According to Bergman, TgAsia is set up to provide Asian users of IPC
standards a platform to participate in IPC standards development activities
and expand the knowledge of those in the industry. This includes the
translation of IPC standards into Chinese, and creating and developing new
standards that are of interest to the Asian electronics industry. Besides
China, other countries that were covered in the presentation included
Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Korea and the Philippines.
Bergman also mentioned that IPC will be looking towards the setting
up of standards in photovoltaic manufacturing. Representatives from solder
materials and services providers such as Kester and Alpha Metals took
part in lively discussions on the development of existing standards and test
methods for halogen free.
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contRact ManUFactURing
Contract manufacturing continues
to spread its reach beyond
North America, China and Taiwan,
making itself prevalent in other
corners of the world as electronics
manufacturing services (EMS) and
original design manufacturing (ODM)
providers aim to maximize their
revenues and minimize their costs
as outsourcing trends continue.
Revenue increases and decrease
for many contract manufacturers
have forced several shifts among
our 2007 Top 100 Contract Manufac-
turer listing, including gains for
Asustek and reigning number one
company Hon Hai Precision and
drops in ranking for Celestica and
Solectron, soon-to-be merged with
Flextronics.
See what companies ranked
where on our 2007 Top 100 Con-
tract Manufacturer listing.
The table below lists the top 100
companies by revenue.
You may also view/download
a PDF version that contains a
2007 top 100 contract manufacturersElectronic Business offers up its annual accounting of the leaders in EMS (electronics manufacturing services) and ODM (original design manufacturing).
2007 Top 100 Contract ManufacturersRank Company Total 2006 Revenue ($ million)*
SOURCE: Reed Business Information 1 Revenue figures are Reed Business Information estimates.2 All information except revenue and employee figures are based on previous years’ survey data.3 No data was provided by the company. All information and figures are Reed Business Information estimates.4 Revenue is given for fiscal year end other than 12/315 Pemstar was acquired by Benchmark in January 2007 * Calendar figures were used where available. Calendar year data is for the four quarters ending closest to Dec. 31, 2006.
wealth of additional detail on
the companies’ manufacturing
and design capabilities at
http://www.edn.com/contents/
images/20070927_eb_top100ems.
Electronic Business, a sister publication of EM Asia
Rank Company Total 2006 Revenue ($ million)*
1 HonHaiPrecision(Taiwan)3 40,527.22 Flextronics(Singapore)4 17,707.83 Asustek(Taiwan)3 17,195.74 QuantaComputer(Taiwan)3 16,503.45 Solectron(Milpitas,CA)4 11,200.06 Sanmina-SCI(SanJose,CA)2,4 10,955.47 Jabil(St.Petersburg,FL)4 10,300.08 Celestica(Canada) 8,800.09 Inventec(Taiwan)3 7,890.310 TPVTechnology(HongKong)3 7,176.311 Wistron(Taiwan) 6,800.012 BenQ(Taiwan)3 6,094.013 Elcoteq(Finland)2 5,677.214 BenchmarkElectronics(Angleton,TX)2 2,907.315 Cal-CompElectronics(Thailand)3 2,050.016 VentureCorporation(Singapore)2 2,037.617 UniversalScientificIndustrial(Taiwan)2 1,633.318 Plexus(Neenah,WI)4 1,460.619 SIIX(Japan)2 1,100.120 Pemstar(Rochester,MN)2,4,5 871.021 NamTaiElectronics(HongKong)2 870.222 JurongTechnologies(Singapore)3 825.323 ViasystemsGroup(St.Louis,MO)1,2 734.424 Beyonics(Singapore)3,4 676.525 KimballElectronicsGroup(Jasper,IN)4 608.526 EliteIndustrialGroup(HongKong)1,2,4 600.027 AlcoElectronics(HongKong)2,4 585.028 HitachiOMD(Norman,OK)4 570.029 Aeroflex(ColoradoSprings,CO)2,4 551.830 ZollnerElektronik(Germany)3 520.031 3CEMS(China)3 495.032 M-Flex(Anaheim,CA)4 487.033 Wong’sElectronics(HongKong) 475.034 Partnertech(Sweden)3 446.735 GESInternational(Singapore)2,4 433.336 HanaMicroelectronics(Thailand)2 430.337 Fabrinet(SanFrancisco,CA)2,4 420.038 IntegratedMicroelectronics(Philippines) 392.839 CTS(Moorpark,CA) 386.140 WKKTechnology(HongKong)2 369.141 enics(Switzerland)3 368.442 Videoton(Hungary) 350.043 SurfaceMountTechnology(HongKong)2 343.444 Suntron(Phoenix,AZ) 320.045 Scanfil(Finland)3 318.846 FlashElectronics(Fremont,CA)4 310.047 NewaysElectronics(Netherlands) 310.048 OrientSemiconductorElectronics(Taiwan)2 291.449 SinbonElectronics(Taiwan)1,2 279.750 SimclarGroup(Scotland) 275.0
51 Kitron(Norway)3 271.952 SMTC(Canada) 263.053 NOTE(Sweden)3 250.554 Computime(HongKong)4 245.055 BreconRidge(Canada)3 243.856 EPICTechnologies(RochesterHills,MI) 240.057 VTechCommunications(HongKong)4 232.058 VogtElectronics(Germany)4 221.359 COBTechnologies(Singapore)3 220.060 MCAssembly(Melbourne,FL)2 216.061 DRSLaurelTechnologies(Johnstown,PA)4 213.062 LaBarge(St.Louis,MO)4 213.063 CreationTechnologies(Canada) 213.064 NuVisionsManufacturing(Springfield,MA)4 210.065 SaturnElectronics&Engineering(AuburnHills,MI)1,2 205.066 DDi(Anaheim,CA)3 198.167 KeyTronicEMS(Spokane,WA)2,4 187.768 Mid-SouthIndustries(Gadsden,AL) 180.069 Topscom(China)3 180.070 Sparton(Jackson,MI)4 170.871 PhoenixInternational(Fargo,ND)4 165.072 TTEMS(UnitedKingdom)2 141.373 SyprisElectronics(Tampa,FL)2 133.174 SigmaTronInternational(ElkGroveVillage,IL)4 125.075 MackTechnologies(Westford,MA)4 120.076 ACTElectronics(Hudson,MA)4 117.077 DeswellIndustries(HongKong)3 115.378 GulTechnologies(Singapore)3 111.379 NortechSystems(Wayzata,MN) 105.180 Cofidur(France)2 104.081 TheMoreyCorporation(Woodridge,IL) 86.082 MicroDynamics(EdenPrairie,MN) 86.083 BulovaTechnologies(Lancaster,PA)2 83.084 Victron(Fremont,CA) 80.085 ColumbiaTech(Worcester,MA) 80.086 SMSTechnologies(SanDiego,CA) 70.087 RavenIndustries(SiouxFalls,SD)4 66.388 InnovaElectronics(Houston,TX)2 65.089 ExpressManufacturing(SantaAna,CA)4 62.590 AppliedTechnicalServices(Everett,WA)2 58.091 RiversideElectronics(Lewiston,MN) 55.392 Trivirix(Milaca,MN)1,2 55.093 CircuitService(Wheeling,IL)2,4 54.394 HEI(Victoria,MN)2,4 52.695 IntriCon(ArdenHills,MN)2 51.796 EIT(Sterling,VA) 44.097 TotalElectronics(Logansport,IN) 44.098 Microtek(Taiwan)2 43.099 Computrol(Meridian,ID) 39.0100 EIMicrocircuits(Mankato,MN) 39.0
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contRact ManUFactURing
Goliath vs. the Davids
China has captured 52 percent of
the world’s contract electronics
manufacturing investment and
much has been written about the
competition for inward investment
between China and Southeast
Asian markets. Upbeat predictions
put the Southeast Asian electro-
nics contract-manufacturing market
at $25 billion in 2011, up by $9
billion from $16 billion in 2006.
This represents 7 percent of global
electronics contract-manufacturing
revenue, up from 6.3 percent in
2006. Of all the South East Asian
markets, Vietnam, Singapore and
Malaysia are projected to lead
growth in the region, with Thailand,
Indonesia and the Philippines
trailing behind.
“The differentiating strengths
of the electronics manufactur-
ing base across South East Asia
augurs well for the region,” says
Reid Rasmussen, Head of Fusion
Consulting’s ICT practice. “These
include its high quality, low cost
resources, emerging position as
a potential alternative or comple-
mentary sourcing base to China
as labor costs in China become
higher, and its supply chain speed
and flexibility slows.”
South East Asia’s emer-
ging challengers to China
However, South East Asia’s
major players each need to main-
tain their own competitive edge.
While Singapore, Malaysia and
Vietnam have the biggest potential
to build on their electronics manu-
facturing industries, they will need
to foster continued foreign direct
investment (FDI) in order to do so.
• Singapore
Singapore will attract invest-
ments in high value-added manu-
facturing such as in semiconductor,
hard-disk drives and High Defini-
tion media, propped up by strong
growth in investments in electronic
manufacturing in the defence,
medical, automotive and aerospace
industries. Its challenge remains its
relatively higher labor costs. While
Singapore has a smaller domestic
market, its proximity to consumers
in fast-growing emerging markets
Chart 1: Country competitiveness Chart 2: Market share 2006/2011
and global supply chain hub loca-
tion compensate for that handicap.
• Malaysia
With the Malaysian govern-
ment’s focus on fostering its
high-tech industries, the electron-
ics sector continues to attract and
retain large, high-tech multina-
tionals such as Intel, Dell, AMD,
Sony, Agilent, Seagate, NEC and
Motorola. Its main challenge is to
stay competitive between low-cost
giants like China and India and
R&D centers like Singapore.
• Vietnam
With its attractive low cost base
and government support, Vietnam
is possibly the most
attractive emerging market for
manufacturing companies. It is
likely to grow at over 100 percent
CAGR until 2011, albeit from a
small base, while other South East
Asian players are only showing
single digit growth. Recent inves-
tments by top US, Korean and
Japanese companies, such as Intel,
Samsung, NEC, confirm this trend.
Next steps for Southeast
Asia’s major players
1. Specialisation
South East Asian players
should focus on core competi-
tive strengths and maximize the
advantages of being flexible niche
players within their areas of spe-
cialization, rather than chasing after
too wide a variety of investments.
Singapore will do well as an R&D
and specialized high-tech hub while
developing South East Asian coun-
tries can focus on high-volume
manufacturing to leverage their
competitive wage advantage.
In order to stay competitive and
participate as key players in the
electronics industry, governments
should focus on attracting fast
growing segments, such as mobile
handsets, wireless communica-
tions and consumer electronics.
�. Wooing the MNCs
Government incentives and
continued support are also vital.
South East Asian players will have
to leverage existing relationships
and provide incentives for exist-
ing investors to stay. Companies
are accustomed to being wooed
with tax rebates, subsidies and
domestic contracts. In Vietnam
for instance, corporate income tax
has been reduced from 28 to 25
percent and with relaxed foreign in-
vestment rules, foreign companies
can now own up to 49 percent of
local firms. In Malaysia, Motorola
is reported to have been awarded
large contracts as an incentive to
keep its operations in the country,
by Fusion Consulting
The future for South East Asia’s electronics manufacturers in the face of China’s growing dominance
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contRact ManUFactURing
following initial intentions to move
to China.
�. Growing home markets
Domestic markets will grow
further with the rising spending
power of the local middle class.
As prices drop further, lower class
households will also enter the
market for consumer-oriented
electronics and IT products such
as low cost PCs and mobile
phones. This is especially true for
South East Asian countries such
as Vietnam and Indonesia, where
economic growth is translating into
more disposable income for their
large populations.
�. Boosting infrastructure
With Vietnam emerging,
companies in the electronics
sector now have a wider set of
options and possible choices
as locations for manufacturing
bases in Asia. The combination of
Vietnam’s lower direct and indirect
labor costs, large domestic market,
relatively young population and
lower risk of employee turnover
makes the country a strong viable
alternative as a manufacturing
base. However, Vietnam must first
urgently address its infrastructure
weaknesses. The national power
grid needs to be upgraded, and
more needs to be done to create
efficient logistics and material
inflows and outflows. The building
of a large container port in the
South for example, is expected to
help address this issue. Some are
even hoping the port will become a
major Southeast Asian hub.
“Expect to see China losing
share in volume electronics
manufacturing to Southeast Asia,
with significant investments by
the large multinationals in favor of
countries like Vietnam,” predicts
Fusion’s Rasmussen.
Large technology manufacturing companies are adopting a ‘China plus
one’ strategy, seeking more balance in their Asian manufacturing and
diversifying risk by being less dependent on China. This is in the light of
China’s rising labor costs, high employee turnover and to some extent,
greater bureaucracy verses some governments in South East Asia.
The trend towards moving into South East Asian manufacturing
bases is more about extending operations into places like Vietnam, not
necessarily moving out of China.
From its small base, Vietnam’s contract manufacturing is expected
to surge ahead at a CAGR of 120 percent between 2006 and 2011,
compared to 9 percent
for Thailand, 7 percent for
Singapore and 8 percent
for Malaysia. Responsible
for about 50 percent of the
world’s electronics contract
manufacturing, China will
continue to dominate
while South East Asian
countries are expected to
take a higher share of future
investments.
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Viewpoint
Total commitment to customer satisfactionChristopher J Fussner, President, Trans Technology Pte Ltd
T hese days, the world is looking
at alternative sources of energy
and one of the rising contenders
in this industry is commercial solar
power. Over the years, technologi-
cal advancements have made solar
power more affordable and port-
able. Moreover, this form of energy
would not be affected by supply
and demand factors for it is freely
available.
The SMT industry is going
through a series of evolutionary
changes, including the push
towards lead free electronics
which has inevitably led to our
principals’ products having to be
lead free certified. Secondary to
this, there is a recent increase in
quality assurance challenges for
printed circuit board assemblies
using 01005 chip components
which the various characteristics
of our principals’ AOI machines
undeniably meet today’s
challenges.
As a leading distributor in South
East Asia, our philosophy is simple
– to provide each and every one of
our clients with the most practical,
cost-effective and efficient solution
to their manufacturing needs and
most importantly, to constantly
ensure we satisfy their needs.
“Keep the Customers Happy”
– that’s our motto.
At present, the global
economic crisis and rising oil prices
has certainly influenced sales and
margins are down. To combat
this, Trans-Tec will continue to
demonstrate to our customers our
total commitment to customer
satisfaction. In addition, we have
shifted our sales strategy to involve
the adding of related products and
companies to our total solutions
offering, for example, rework and
repair systems from principals like
VJ Electronix.
Great leap forward into more environmentally friendly technologies Chris Harvey, Technical Sales Manager, Far East Asia Export, Electrolube
There has been a great leap for-
ward into more environmentally
friendly technologies, especially
moving from traditional solvents to
water-based materials for cleaning
operations. One reason has been
the introduction of legislation, but
more and more often engineers
are intrigued by the environmental
soundness of the products, and
they can visualize the cost sav-
ings that can be made by moving
into this type of process. The
requirement from the engineer is
to support the process set-up and
put the procedures in place for the
cleaning of electronic components,
metal parts, PCBs, stencils, jigs
and fixtures. Electrolube has a local
presence and is able to provide
the support on site and whenever
required.
Another key requirement has
been to simplify the procurement
procedures of local companies. Not
only does Electrolube have local
stocking in South East Asia, but we
are also proving to be a “one stop
shop” for chemical requirements.
Electrolube manufactures
cleaning materials, conformal
coatings, epoxy and polyurethane
potting compounds, thermal
management products and a very
comprehensive range of service
and maintenance aids. All products
meet the relevant standards for
example RoHS and REACH, with
some products having MIL, IPC
and UL approvals. Another special
feature of our company is that we
can manufacture bespoke products
for any special requirements or to
solve any specific issues. We will
continue to grow the levels of local
stock and support, and provide
a much more personal and local
presence, especially by working
together with R&D departments.
South East Asia has been
very resilient in the face of
economic challenges and this has
helped our company continue to
grow. The “savvy” customer has
already picked up on the fact that
water-based cleaning materials
and conformal coatings, and more
recently our non VOC conformal
coating, won’t be affected by the
highly fluctuating commodity prices.
They know that there are still large
productivity increases that can be
made and that increased reliability
and performance will help them
compete on an international level.
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eXhiBitoRS’ ShowcaSe
CCD/CMOS Camera Link
Adimec CCD and CMOS Camera Link
cameras offer image quality, fast frame
rates, durability and fast throughput
that minimize down time and reduced set-up for incoming inspection. The
camera is used in applications ranging from semiconductor manufacturing,
electronics manufacturing inspection, 1D and 3D metrology, industrial x-ray,
eye surgery to inspection of the space shuttle during space flights.
Adimec Electronic Imaging
Booth Number: H0�
Rugged Environment ProtectionFabric bellows provide maximum protection in rugged
industrial environments and prevent foreign particles
from entering the hydraulic or pneumatic systems of
the precision equipment inside. Durabell can
be designed into various shapes and sizes, and
in different grades of fabric ranging from heat
resistant to flame retardant.
Advance Canvas Industries
Booth Number: D11
Metal Injection Molding Flip Slider and Hinge Barrel are two intricate
metal injection molded components, forming
the dual-hinge opening
mechanism in PEBL mobile
phone. They are made of 17-
4 PH stainless steel. Metal
Injection Molding (MIM) process
allows thin wall geometries,
overhanging structures, and
three-dimensional designs. Both
parts are coined, machined, polished, and plated.
Advanced Materials Technologies
Booth Number: R0�
Hardware Platform Range Anewtech specializes in providing industrial computing
and serial connectivity solutions regionally. The company
offers a complete range of hardware platform solutions
that includes industrial computers, embedded computing platforms, RFID,
data acquisition and control, multiport serial cards and device/terminal
servers. They are widely used in industrial automation, POS, KIOSK,
medical, banking, entertainment,
transportation, security, telecom
and storage applications industry.
Anewtech Systems
Booth Number: S1�
Interconnect SolutionsAutosplice provides pins, precision stamp terminals,
surface mount components (shield clips, hybrid pins)
solderballs pins and insertion equipment for process
automation. The company has developed standalone and in-line versions
of insertion equipment which are fully equipped with vision and force
monitoring capabilities. The system incorporates
servo driven driveline for direct drive insertion
head modules for inserting of Autosplice supplied
pins or tabs (precision stamp terminals)
Autosplice Asia
Booth number: Q0�
One-Stop Camera SolutionBasler’s area scan cameras are designed for industrial users who demand
superior image quality and an excellent price/performance ratio. Its high-
sensitivity line scan cameras are designed for industrial users who require
high resolution or users who need cameras for web inspection tasks.
Basler’s eXcite intelligent camera series is an integration of two complex
components, a top-quality digital camera and a complete, high-performance
PC. Users can choose from a portfolio that
includes monochrome or color models
with various resolutions, frame/data rates,
and sensor technologies.
Basler Vision Technologies
Booth number: Q�0
Drive and Control An economic and high quality assembly is the
key to the success of your product. The aim
is to join together precise assemblies from
low-cost individual components with different
tolerances. Electrically driven spindle presses,
servo presses, are ideal for such tasks. Schmidt
ServoPress systems offer an integrated
solution of Schmidt PressControl 4000 control
unit and ServoPress modules. They meet the
most complex requirements, as stand- alone
machines or in automatic production lines.
Bosch Rexroth Singapore
Booth number: R0�
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eXhiBitoRS’ ShowcaSe
Closed Loop Convection ControlThe BTU Pyramax 100N features 8 zones with 100 inches
of heated length, 350ºC maximum temperature, flexible
configurations, low nitrogen and power consumption.
Pyramax 100 provides optimized lead free processing, maximizing
productivity and efficiency. It utilizes BTU’s exclusive Closed
Loop Convection Control providing precise heating and
cooling transfer rates that
delivers maximum process
control and flexibility.
BTU International
Booth number: E��
Micro Precision ComponentsByora produces a variety of micro precision
parts with its self-developed cold-forging technique and has carved out a
niche in the industries of mobile phone, computer, automobile, lighting etc.
The company’s cold-forging solution offers competitive advantages such
as minimal material waste, significant fast output, superior batch-to-batch
repeatability, consistent tolerance control and quality finishes. Components
can be cold-forged from various metals including stainless steel, carbon
steel, copper-based alloys, aluminum, nickel etc.
Byora Precision
Booth number: S0�
Mini Scanning Electron MicroscopeSNE-1500M / SNE-3000M Desktop Mini SEM realize
high magnification over the limits of optical microscopes.
Extremely easy to use and install. Automatic focus and
adjust function. Image acquisition time after sample change is less than 3
minutes. These microscopes maximize user convenience using simple GUI
and user-friendly Windows XP software.
Chip Hua Equipment & Tools
Booth number: K0�
Connection Technology PartnerCONTA-CLIP creates specific solutions for
the automobile industry, materials handling, building automation, heating,
ventilation and air-conditioning, mechanical and systems engineering,
instrumentation and control systems, instrument panel construction, marine
engineering, control systems, transformer construction and environmental
technology.
Conta-Clip
Booth number: R1�
Materials and EquipmentDou Yee provides a comprehensive range of
products for the semiconductor, electronics
and data storage industries. These include
static control and moisture barrier packaging
equipment; cleanroom materials and
equipment; embossed tapes and reels; wire
bonding tools and MIM/CIM.
Dou Yee Enterprises
Booth Number: L��
High Performance Solder Materials Electroloy was incorporated in 1977 as a manufacturing company producing
and selling solder bars in Singapore. Today, the company has expanded its
range of products, services and distribution into South East Asia, Greater
China, States and Europe. With production facilities in Malaysia (Johor Bahru)
and China (Shenzhen and Suzhou) producing an annual production turnover
of more than 2,800 tons of finished goods, Electroloy is confident to meet
customers’ delivery requirements with its geographically-diversified offices
and manufacturing locations.
Electroloy Metal
Booth number: N�0
Non VOC Conformal Coating NVOC and NVMC are developed by Electrolube to reduce VOC
emissions from electronics manufacturing processes. NVOC
was created by adapting polyurethane pre-polymer with a blend
of carefully chosen diluents to ensure that all materials are
reacted within the system. The diluents chosen offer a massive
reduction in viscosity creating a 100% solids material in a
sprayable format, similar to that of solvent
based materials, without the emission
of any VOCs. VOCs contribute to the
formation of ground-level ozone, a major
component of smog.
Electrolube (HK Wentworth)
Booth number: J�0
Keypad Solution Provider General Circuit is dedicated to the manufacture of touch
screens, membrane switches, silicone rubber keypads
and flexible PCBs. Running three factories in Guangzhou,
which house more than 800 people, its factories are
certified with ISO9001 accreditation and would be entitled to attain TS16949
with stricter QC in 2008. The company’s professional engineering and
production teams delivers smart human machine interface solutions.
General Circuit International
Booth number: J1�
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3RD TECH S10AA Technic (M) Sdn. Bhd. R19Accurex Solution (P) Ltd. E08Accuron Technologies R09Ace Dragon Corp C08ACM RESOURCES PTE LTD S20ACT International D39ADELS CONTACT R08Adimec Electronic Imaging Pte Ltd H09Advance Canvas Industries Pte Ltd D11Advanced Materials Technologies Pte Ltd R09Advanced Packaging China D39Advanced Packaging Magazine D39Advantech Co., Ltd S16Aegis M20AEI (Asia Electronics Industry) G16Agilent Technologies R04Alex Corporation (S) Pte Ltd Q08Allianz Media J12Allied Vision Technologies GmbH T20Allproducts.comAMERICAN ULTRAVIOLET COMPANY S10Amitron Australia P11Anewtech Systems Pte Ltd S16ANSEN QUARTZ Co., Ltd. N06APEX PRECISION TECHNOLOGY CORP. P11APOLLO SEIKO LTD R20Apollo Seiko Pte Ltd R20APP Systems Services Pte Ltd T07ARCO Infocomm Inc N32Asi Datamyte M15Asian Trade Press Pte Ltd G45Assembleon Hong Kong Ltd B08ASUS P11Asymtek A Nordson Company G32Automate Magazine E44Automation Guide 2008/9 B10Autosplice Asia Pte Ltd Q04Autosplice Electronics (Dongguang) Ltd Q04Autosplice Shenzhen Sales Office Q04AVI Precision Engineering Pte Ltd T04AVT Pte Ltd T13AVT Solution Pte Ltd T13AXIOMTEK Co., Ltd. S16Basler Asia Pte Ltd Q20Basler Vision Technologies Q20BEAMWORK K08Blackfox Training Institute K14Bondline Asia J32Bondline Electronics Limited J32
Bosch Rexroth Pte Ltd R07BTU China E38BTU International E38BTU International R20BTU Overseas Ltd E38Buan Hong Seng Co. Ltd R19Byora Precision (S) Pte Ltd S07CAC Audio Visual Services E08Cadence Technologies Pte Ltd S10Cairnhill Metrology Pte Ltd M15Camwell Industries Pte Ltd R08CAPTAIN INC. P05Carl Zeiss Singapore M15Carton Optical Industries Ltd C08CCA Marketing Co. Ltd R19CCPIT Electronics & Information Industry R29 Sub-CouncilCENTALIC TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT LTD J08Central Technic Industrial Supplies Sdn. Bhd. R19CE-Test & Measurement (S) Pte Ltd S20CETM Globaltest Pte Ltd F40Changhwa Telecom P11Chemtec Industrial Products Co., Ltd E08Chip Hua Equipment & Tools Pte Ltd K08Chung Shan Institute of Science and Technology P11Circuit Image Mfg Pte Ltd T09CIRCUIT MASTER DESIGNS J08Clapping Hands Communications K11CLIK Consortium of Electronics Industries Karnataka COBAR J08Cognex Singapore Inc T13CompuTrade International N32Connfly Electronic Co., Ltd R27Consumer Electronics and Appliances Manufacturer AssociationConsumer Electronics Magazine R31Conta-Clip (S) Pte Ltd R14Conta-Clip Verbindungstechnik GmbH R14CoolJag Taiwan S16Crown Ferrite Enterprise Co. P04CYBER TECHNOLOGIES GMBH C08CyberOptics (Singapore) Pte Ltd B20CyberOptics Corporation B20Cytec T19D Squared Technology Pte Ltd R15DATA I/O CORPORATION G32Datalogic Automation Inc S16Datalogic Scanning Singapore Pte Ltd R15Delta Electronic P11Dempa Publications G16
DENON K08Den-on Instruments Co. Ltd B16DET Media B10Digi International (HK) Limited S16diplan GmbH - Asia Pacific Headquarters J07Directory of Hong Kong ElectronicsDNIV Int’l Pte Ltd G08Dolan Jenner T19Dornier MedTech Asia Pte Ltd R09Dou Yee Enterprises (S) Pte Ltd L38Dynacast (Singapore) Pte Ltd R13e2v T20Eastern Trade Media E39ECI TECHNOLOGY INC J08ECN Asia M34Edge Technology Pte Ltd R20Edmund Optics Singapore Pte Ltd L20EDN Asia M34EFY Enterprises Pvt Ltd F42EFY Magazine F42eGuide G13EIT INC. S10Ekm Jena M15ELCINA Electronic Component Industries AssociationELECTRO PJP R08Electroloy Metal Pte Ltd N30Electrolube (HK Wentworth Limited) J30ELECTRONIC CONTROL DESIGN G32Electronic Technology Co. Ltd. G17Electronic Technology Monthly G17Electronic Technology Publishing Company G17Electronics Electrical and Supporting G45Industries Directory (EESI)ELITE K08ELMACO R19Elme C08ELNEC s.r.o G14EM Asia M34EM China M34Embassy of Hungary D36Embassy of United States of America G15Empro Technology Pte Ltd T04EMS G32ERSA GmbH D20ERSA GmbH C08ETUAN MECHATRONIC PTE LTD J08EUN-IL CO LTD J08Euresys T20EXCON TECHNOLOGY COMPANY Q05EXERGY SYSTEMS INC J08
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EXFO Life Sciences & Industrial Division S10Ex-Pack Technology Pte Ltd T19F & K Delvotec Bondtechnik GmbH H06Fanuc Ltd P11Faxitron X-ray LLC R20Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology J03Fexsoft (M) Sdn Bhd C13FILTRONICS AB C08FINETECH (M) Sdn. Bhd. L38Fischer Instrumentation (Singapore) Pte Ltd G47Fishman Corporatiom T19Flash Support Group Inc. E37FLONIC SDN BHD J08Fluke (South East Asia) Pte Ltd S20FocalSpot F20Formosa Heavy Industries Corp P11Fuhrmann Consulting Network J05Fuji Machine (Thailand Branch) M20Fuji Machine Mfg (Singapore) Pte Ltd M20Fuji SMT (M) Sdn Bhd M20G&N Genauigkeits Maschinenbau GmbH H04G&N GmbH H04General Circuit International Ltd J14Glenbrook Technologies Inc C08Global Market Group (Asia) Limited R31Global SMT and Packaging J34GPD Global, Inc. L38Grand Union (HK) Limited Q28GreenConn Corporation R08GW INSTEK F40Hakko Corporation D07Hakko Products Pte Ltd D07Hanel Buro- und Lagersysteme T14HAWKER RICHARDSON G32HELLER INDUSTRIES, INC G32HELMUT FISCHER AG G47HENKEL MALAYSIA SDN BHD K20Henkel Singapore Pte Ltd K20Hesse & Knipps Asia Limited H10Hesse & Knipps GmbH H10HHM R19Hibex Mercury Pte Ltd B16HIOKI E. E. CORPORATION J08HIOKI SINGAPORE J08Hios Co. Ltd B16Hitachi Taiwan P11Hitachi via Mechanics Ltd P11Hi-Tech Electronics Pte Ltd L10HL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING & MARKETING PTE LTD T16
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Hoiho PCB (S) Pte Ltd S11HOIHO PCB SINGAPORE PTE LTD S11Holy Stone (Europe) Ltd J10Holy Stone Enterprise Co. Ltd J10Holy Stone Enterprise Co. Ltd (Dongguan Plant) J10Holy Stone Enterprise Co. Ltd (Hong Kong Office) J10Holy Stone Enterprise Co. Ltd (Shanghai Sales Office) J10Holy Stone Enterprise Co. Ltd (Suzhou Sales Office) J10Holy Stone Holdings Co. Ltd J10Holy Stone International J10Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA)Hong Kong Magnetic Products Ltd K13Huicrown Technology Co., Ltd E08Hunters Products Inc C08Hurricane Technology Centre R20HW Technologies E08Hypertronics Pte Ltd T16Icom Inc P11ICON TECHNOLOGY GMBH J08Ideal - Tek S.A C08IEI Technology Corp. S16IETCO R19Inari Technology Sdn Bhd B12Indium Corporation of America J20Indonesia Industrial Directory E44Industrial Automation Asia E39Industrial Technology Research Institute P11iNETest Resources Pte Ltd S05Innovmetric Software Inc. M15Inout Enterprise Pte. Ltd. K20iNOVA Microsystems T11INSIS (Singapore Information Services) E43Intelligent Product & Solution (IPS) T05Interflux Skandinavia C20IPC K14IPC Shanghai K14I-PULSE CO LTD J08ISA Technology Pte Ltd L16i-Stone Technology Sdn Bhd C11ITD Hungary Zrt D36ITW Chemtronics C08Iwashita Instruments Pte Ltd H15IWASHITA INSTRUMENTS SDN BHD H15J. Sri Rung Rueng Impex Co. Ltd R19J.S.T Mfg Co Ltd P11Japan Aviation Electronics Ind. Ltd P11Japan Unix Co. Ltd B16JAST CO., LTD G32JAWS CO., LTD. P08John C.Dolph T19K+B elektromech. Komponenten + Bauelemente R08 GmbHKami Electronics Ind. Malaysia D46Kami Electronics Industry Co.,Ltd. D46KASUGA K08Kelly Search G13Kester Components Pte Ltd F38Keteca Singapore (Pte) Ltd B30KILEW K08Koh Young M20KOLVER ASSEMBLY ON LINE G32KrystalTech Pte Ltd E08KYZEN CORPORATION J08LANDREX TECHNOLOGIES INC J08Lantech Taiwan S16Laser Focus World China D39LMS Technologies Pte Ltd Q08Logimag Ltd K13LOGITHERM Pte Ltd J15Long Shine Equipment & Supplies Pte Ltd D20LOOK Media E44Lorenz Kollmann GmBH T14LPKF Laser & Electronics AG D07Lumberg Asia Pacific Pte Ltd R30Luster LightVision Tech Co, Ltd H09LUXO ASA C08Machinebanks’ Corporation R19MALCOM K08Marco Mezger J09Marshall Cavendish Business Information Pte Ltd F45Mascot Technology Inc. P09Matrix Metrolugies C13Maxgross Pte Ltd T15Maxi Data Pte Ltd D09MEC Industries C08
Megalin Source International Co., Ltd. Q07MEMS Technology Berhad E41Memphis Electronic AG J09Memphis Electronic HK Ltd. J09MESCO Inc. R19Metris Ltd K31Metronelec D20Micro Pioneer (S.E.A) Sdn Bhd C13Microscan Systems Incorporated R15Misumi Co Ltd P11Mitsubishi Electric Corp P11Mitutoyo (Malaysia) Sdn. Bhd. R19Mitutoyo (Thailand) Co., Ltd. R19Mitutoyo Asia Pacific Pte Ltd R19Mitutoyo Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. (Hanoi) R19 Mitutoyo Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd (Ho Chi Minh City) R19Mitutoyo Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd. (Philippines) R19Mobicon-Remote Electronic Pte Ltd R04Molex Incorporated P11MYDATA Asia Pte Ltd E08MYDATA Automation, Dongguan E08MYDATA Automation, Shanghai E08Nagoya Electric Works Co., Ltd. G20Namiki Precision of Singapore Pte Ltd T29National Instruments Singapore Pte Ltd G11/G12National Instruments (Thailand) Co., Ltd G11/G12National Instruments ASEAN G11/G12National Instruments Malaysia G11/G12nCipher Corporation P33Neltron Industrial (S) Pte Ltd S13New Long Shine D20Nexcom International Co. Ltd S16Nexray Pte Ltd R20Niche Tech (2004) Co., Ltd D08Nidec Copal Electronics (S) Pte Ltd M11Nihon Denkei Co., Ltd. E37Nikkei Business Publications Asia Ltd L13Nikkei Electronics Asia (NEAsia) L13Nikon Singapore Pte Ltd M15NITTO kOHKI Co.Ltd C08NLT Electronics Pte Ltd. Q07Nutek Private Limited F08OC White T19Odenwalder Kunststoffwerke Gehausesysteme R08 GmbHODU STECKVERBINDUNGSSYSTEME R30 GMBH & CO. KGOK International D20OKI INTERNATIONAL S10Olympus Optical Co Ltd S12OMNITECH ASIA, LLC G32Onpow R08Onpress Printed Circuits (S) Pte Ltd R06Optical Gaging (S) Pte Ltd L14Opto Engineering T20ORANGE MEDIA B10Osaka Semitsu Kikai Co., Ltd M15Oxford Instruments Pte Ltd F47P D Fusion Pte Ltd E08P. KAY METAL INC J08Pac Tech H08Pacific-Tec Scientific Pte Ltd F16PCB Graphtech Pte Ltd T08Peacock M15Pentagon Rugged Systems H09Perceptron Asia Pacific M15Pfeiffer Vacuum GmbH T07Phoenix Digital Tech Co. Ltd K08Phoenix Mecano S.E. Asia Pte Ltd T12Physik Instrumente (PI) M15Pinotech Sdn. Bhd. C20Polimaster F16Polimer Chemical (Singapore) Pte Ltd Singapore Q16Polychromix F16Portable Design China D39Portable Design Taiwan N32PPG Industries (Singapore) Pte Ltd K33PPG Industries, Semco Packaging & Application K33 SystemsPractical Components Marketing Services F10Practical Components, Inc F10Prent Asia Pte Ltd F14Prent Thermoforming F14PT HAKKO PRODUCTS INDONESIA D07PT. Kawan Lama Sejahtera R19
PT. Mitutoyo Indonesia R19PT. Tekomas C08PTS System (S) Pte Ltd P10Putra Standards Pte. Ltd. K14PVA Asia D20Q-Light S08Quality Report Co. Ltd F47Rayex Electronics Co., Ltd. N02Redtec Industries Pte Ltd R11Reed Business Information M34Region Suppliers (Pte) Ltd. R19Region Suppliers Sdn. Bhd. R19Regional Tech Pte. Ltd. R19RMD INSTRUMENTS LLC J08ROCKY T14Rofin-Baasel Singapore Pte Ltd H14ROLEC Gehause-Systeme GmbH R08Rommel GmbH H12Royal Adhesives T19Ruble Systems Corporation E08S.M.T. Asia Co. Ltd R19SAG Components Sdn Bhd D15SAKI ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD L08Saki Corporation L08Samsung Techwin K08Santak Metal Manufacturing Pte Ltd Q12SAWA Corporation B16SAWA Corporation G20ScanCAD International T04SCHMIDT Technology GmbH R07Schutzinger Labor-Schutz GmbH R08SCL System Enterprise Pte Ltd S08SDEC Technology Corp. P03SEC CO LTD K08Shanghai Optoelectronics Trade AssociationSHAREMATE TECHNOLOGY (S) PTE LTD J08Shenzhen Meixin Electronics Co., Ltd R33Shieh YiH Machinery Industry Co Ltd P11Shihlin Electric P11Shimadzu (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd Q08Shimitron Singapore Pte Ltd F38SIGMA KOKI Co. Ltd L16SII Nanotechnology Inc R20SILICONSOFTWARE GmbH T20Singapore Aerospace Manufacturing (SAM) R09Singapore Electronics Industry Directory F45Singapore Electronics Trade Directory E43Singapore Industrial Automation AssociationSingapore Institute of Materials Management F46Singapore Kami Electronics Industry Pte.Ltd. D46Singapore Oriental Motor Pte Ltd T06Singapore Precision Engineering & Tooling S04 Asscociation (SPETA)Singapore Test Services Pte Ltd R12Singapore Tourism Board N34SIP TECHNOLOGY (M) SDN BHD D08SIP TECHNOLOGY PTE LTD D08SITECH MEMBRANE SWITCHES R08SMT China D39SMT Magazine D39SMTA Singapore ChapterSMTexas Services C20SOFTEX CO LTD J08SOLBOT K08Speedline Technologies Asia Pte Ltd D08SPEEDLINE TECHNOLOGIES INC D08Spheredex R11ST Circuit Design & Contract Pte Ltd R16Starrett M15Statico C08Steinbichler M15STOELTING CLEANING EQUIPMENT G32Submit Engineering Co. Ltd R19Sumipol Co. Ltd R19SUNLIKE DISPLAY TECH CORP. Q03Suntax International Corporation (S) Pte Ltd L38Surf-Field Technology Pte Ltd G20Sys-Solutions F20Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ P06 Association Tamura Corporation, Singapore Branch K22Tamura FA System Corporation K22Tassin Industrial Pte Ltd Q10Techco (Private) Limited C08Techco Indo (Batam) C08
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Techco Philippines C08Techco Thailand C08Techco Trading(Suzhou) C08Techcon Singapore H12Technology(Shanghai) Co.,Ltd C20Techspray D07Teco Corp P11Tecomas C08Test Research Inc M30Test Research Singapore Pte Ltd (TRI) M30TEST RESEARCH SOLUTION SDN BHD M30Thailand Manufacturers Brand.com Directory J12Thermo Fisher Scientific T07Thermo NITON Analyzers F16Tinh Ha Trading & Service Co., Ltd. R19Tinh Viet Trading & Service Co., Ltd. R19Tokyo Semitsu Co., Ltd M15Tops CCC Products Co., Ltd. S16Toyota P11Trafalgar Publications J31Transmotec T11TransTechnology Pte Ltd G32Transtechnology Pte Ltd G46Trenton Technology Inc. S16Trimech Engineering Pte Ltd C20Trimech Industry Co. Ltd C20Trimech Pinotech Company Ltd C20Trimech Technology (HK) Ltd. C20Trimech Technology (Shanghai) Co. Beijing Branch C20Trimech Technology (Shanghai) Co. Ltd C20Trimech Technology (Shanghai) CO.,Ltd C20 Shenzhen Branch OfficeTrimech Technology (SHANGHAI) Ltd, C20 Xiamen BranchTrimech Technology Pte Ltd C20TYT Corporation Pte Ltd T14UNHOLTZ-DICKIE CORP R12Unigate Electronics E08Unilam Co. Ltd M17UNITED ELECTRONICS Co., Ltd P07Uniwell Electronics Ltd G18Uniwes Technology (S) Pte Ltd F20UPUN S08U-Reach Inc. N04US Commercial Service G15Usahawan Yakin (M) Sdn Bhd C13VARTA Microbattery Pte Ltd M13VDMA Productronics Association J03Vector Scientific Pte Ltd F47VELMEX, INC. L16Victor Taichung Machinery P11Vietnam Intl Industrial Directory J12Viscom AG J05Viscom Machine Vision Pte Ltd J05Vision Components GmbH T20Vital Vision Technology Pte Ltd T20ViTechnology (Asia) Pte Ltd G46ViTechnology Ltd G32Vitrochem Technology Pte Ltd R10VITRONICS SOLTEC J08VJ ELECTRONIX, INC G32VS Technology T20V-TEK, Incorporated T07Wafe Hardware Electronics Co.,Ltd Q30Wave Point Electrical Co., Ltd E16WaveLab Scientific Pte Ltd Q14WKK (THAILAND) LTD J08WKK DISTRIBUTION LTD J08WONG’S KONG KING (M) SDN BHD J08Wong’s Kong King (S) Pte Ltd J08Xiamen Hongfa Electroacoustic Co., Ltd. Q32Xmicro Solution Pte Ltd S12Xsens Technologies B.V. S10X-Technology Sdn Bhd F47Xylon Fein Focus R20Yamaha Corp Japan P11Yamaha Motor Co. Ltd G32YKK Corp P11Yokogawa Engineering Asia Pte Ltd K11Yoshiden (M) Sdn. Bhd. C20Zebra Technologies Asia Pacific LLC R15Zhejiang Junquan Automation Co., Ltd Q26Zonkas Electronic Co., Ltd. N10
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Day 1 9 September 2008 | GlobalTRONICS 2008 | 1�
geneRal inFoRMation
GlobalTRONICS 2008 GlobalTRONICS is an event dedicated to the
electronics manufacturing industry in Asia, bringing
together key industry professionals and decision
makers of Asia. GlobalTRONICS 2008 offers the latest
in electronics manufacturing technology, products and
services including:
• PCB Assembly and SMT Equipment
• Testing & Measurement Equipment
• Active & Passive Components
• Contract Manufacturing, Plastic Moulding,
Metal Stamping and Precision Engineering
• Embedded Systems Solutions and Technology
• Optics & Optical Components
With 526 international suppliers from 28 countries
and informative forums, workshops and conferences,
GlobalTRONICS provides a one-stop sourcing,
networking and education platform for the electronics
manufacturing industry in Asia.
GlobalTRONICS is part of the NEPCON family of
events which are held in China, India, Japan, Korea,
Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam.
Exhibition Opening Hours 9 -11 September (Tue – Thu) 1000 - 1800 hrs
12 September (Fri) 1000 - 1600 hrs
AdmissionGlobalTRONICS 2008 is open strictly to trade visitors
and business professionals only. Minors below 18
years of age (including the children of exhibitors and
visitors) will not be allowed into the exhibition. Trade
visitors must be in their business attire. The organizer
reserves the right to refuse admission to any visitors
without giving reasons.
The OrganizerReed Elsevier (Singapore) 2008 Pte Ltd
51 Changi Business Park Central 2
#07-01 The Signature
Singapore 486066
Tel: 65 6789 8800
Fax: 65 6588 3798
Email: [email protected]
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