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Day 1 at SMTA Guadalajara is in the books!

The EIS team is on the floor and ready to talk electronics manufacturing materials, converting, sourcing, and the production issues that show up on the line.

Stop by Booth 113 and meet the EIS team to talk through the material, the design, and the process around it.

From conformal coatings and thermal materials to static control and custom-converted parts, the team is here to discuss your application and help find the right solution.

Bring us the part that is not cooperating.

The one that is difficult to assemble. The material that performs well but cannot be sourced consistently. The component that still requires too much cutting, trimming or handling on the production floor.

Those are the conversations we want to have at The Battery Show.

The EIS team can help you look at the material, the design and the production process together. Sometimes a different material solves it.

Sometimes the answer is a custom-converted part. Sometimes the original request is only part of the problem.

Bring the drawing, the specification or the part itself to Booth 1513.

A board on paper and a board in production are not the same thing.

Reflow profiles shift. Materials behave differently under heat, humidity and handling. A tolerance that looks fine on the spec sheet becomes a defect rate on the line.

That is where the right materials partner earns its place. Not in the catalog. On the assembly floor.

Conformal coatings, thermal materials, static control, and the small material decisions that quietly affect first pass yield.

Next week, Susy Arras, Mohammad Saim, Agustin Ruelas, Yamille Abbud, Cesar Zuñiga and Lilian Cano will be at Booth 113 at SMTA Guadalajara talking through the same problems our customers face every day. Stop by with the question that is hardest to answer on your own line.

What is one electronics assembly issue you wish a supplier understood before you had to explain it?

One vest is a start. The math gets better from there.

Every 12 qualifying buckets of Rea NanoMax from EIS earns another free tool vest. Hit 24 buckets? That’s two vests. 36? Outfit another person on the line.

The offer stacks through November 15. Stock the wire. Gear up the crew.

Click to order below or connect with your EIS sales rep.
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Shop EIS and earn FREE prizes every month! October prizes include a Philips Sonicare Electric Toothbrush and Apple AirPods Pro 3! Earn at up to two spending levels. Terms and conditions apply. Learn More: https://bit.ly/4qKc8pQ

Buy 12 buckets of Rea NanoMax.

Get a free tool vest. Not a mug. Not a pen. A vest with pockets for the stuff that actually lives on the winding floor.

From September 15 through November 15, purchase 12 qualifying buckets of Rea NanoMax magnet wire from EIS and we’ll send your shop a tool vest. Inverter-grade wire for demanding windings — and a little extra gear for the people running them.

Shop online or talk to your EIS sales rep.
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The EIS team will be at SMTA Utah!

If you will be on the floor, stop by booth #23. If a materials or process question is still unresolved, bring that with you too!

Labor Day is a chance to recognize the people who keep essential systems operating every day. Wishing everyone a safe holiday!

Electronic devices demand materials that perform reliably across every stage of manufacturing. EIS supports electronics manufacturers with solutions for applications including PCB assembly and repair, soldering and rework, thermal management, EMI/RFI shielding, adhesives and sealants, static control, labeling, and precision assembly. Combined with custom fabrication and converting capabilities, we help manufacturers improve product performance, streamline production, and bring innovative designs to market.

Explore EIS solutions for electronics manufacturing applications:
https://bit.ly/4sxlAgP

EV motors and battery systems require thermal management, insulation, and precision-cut materials that can perform under higher loads and tighter packaging constraints. Matching materials to these conditions improves efficiency and system durability.

See how EIS supports EV and electrification:
https://bit.ly/4drA1Oz