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July 30, 2012 Manncorp Expands Desiccant Cabinet Line For Electronic Component Apps Recognizing the growing market demand to protect surface mount components from moisture damage, Manncorp has expanded its line of desiccant cabinets and made them easier and quicker to buy. We are now geared to the needs of virtually all potential users," stated CEO Henry Mann, "and since we're stocking the cabinets in our San Diego facility, they can be made available for time-critical delivery." The CEO revealed that www.manncorp.com now showcases 10 different models with capacities ranging from 5.8 cu. ft (165L) up to 44.1 cu. ft. (1250L) and priced from $1,895 to $11,995. The cabinets are available in two model series – those that prevent moisture traces by maintaining a round-the-clock relative humidity level of < 5%. Other models have the same preventive function, but can also quickly restore moisture-impaired devices by baking them at safe, low temperatures. Mr. Mann claims the newly designed web pages (manncorpdryboxes) allows visitors to easily benchmark and compare the sizes, specifications and online direct pricing of each of the cabinets manufactured by Manncorp, which are available for shipment on the same day orders are received. Also referred to as "dry boxes," desiccant cabinets prevent RH moisture absorption that vaporizes and expands within surface mount components during reflow, causing "popcorning" and other packaging and internal defects that frequently go undiscovered until field usage occurs. Manncorp products include pick-and-place machines, stencil printers, reflow ovens, wave solder machines, rework equipment, board cleaners, desiccant cabinets, solder pastes and more. Accessing www.manncorp.com is an informational experience. Not only are full details and specifications provided for the 150+ products, but prices are also attainable within five seconds after minimal contact information is provided. For more information visit http://www.manncorp.com Preview the IPC Outlook listing for Manncorp Additional News From Manncorp
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