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February 5, 2010
Stan Renals, Managing Director CEO Cobar, Cobar/Balver Zinn
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This recession has been difficult for many sectors, but the Balver Zinn Group has adapted and still managed to introduce new environmentally friendly products.
The current climate has forced companies to look at lower cost alternatives, and SN100C is one of the most popular alloy alternatives, lowering the cost to customers without sacrificing quality.
In 2010, after listening to customer requirements and wishes, Balver Zinn will release new products under the Cobar trade name to lower cost of production and reduce the effect of damage to the environment.
With a push on low-VOC and VOC-fluxes with the release of the 95 DRX and 396 DRX together with our new Aquasol water soluble-solder paste and a soon to be released no-clean formulation, the Balver Zinn Group wants to be seen as leaders in innovation in 2010 and beyond.
Stan Renals, Managing Director CEO Cobar Division
Cobar/Balver Zinn
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Mike Scimeca, President, FCT Assembly
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February 8, 2012
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February 6, 2012
Andrew Zosel, Vice President, Microscan Systems
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