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Shane Stewart VP of sales for Perfect Point and Michael Kwok for Jinzhou spoke about their newest drills. A change in the stucture of the bit itself results in a cleaner hole and a better positional accuracy. Additionally they spoke about a peelable copper backing for those stack ups with dissimilar dielectrics and or warpage, this eliminates the traditional burring that occurs in those types of designs.
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