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LPKF Laser & Electronics has announced it will exhibit at the Satellite 2017 exhibition, which takes place March 7-9 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. LPKF provides in-house rapid PCB prototyping systems for a variety of applications and will demonstrate the ProtoMat E44.
Visit booth # 1841 for information regarding LPKF’s full-line of PCB prototyping equipment including milling machines and laser systems for the creation of prototype boards, and desktop SMT assembly equipment such as screen printers, pick and place systems and reflow ovens. Our sales engineers will gladly demonstrate how in-house PCB prototyping equipment from LPKF can save time and money on R&D while reducing development cycles and the time to market for your final product.
About LPKF
Established in 1976, LPKF Laser & Electronics manufactures milling machines and laser systems used in circuit board and microelectronics fabrication, medical technology, the automotive sector, and the production of solar cells. LPKF’s worldwide headquarters is located in Hannover, Germany and its North American headquarters resides near Portland, Oregon.
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