IPC Industry Networking Session at Malaysia

 Venue

      Kulim High Tech Park  

 Program Schedule

 Who can participate?

Operators, Technicians, and Newcomers engaged in Electrical & Electronics Assembly/ Manufacturing process.

 Benefits of participation

The IPC course will provide an insightful focus on the best practices of hand-soldering. Regardless of whether the end product finds its application in telecommunications or aerospace, every facet of the electronics manufacturing process carries immense significance. IPC plays a pivotal role in aiding the industry to attain world-class, high-quality end products and fosters the assurance of superior quality, reliability, and consistency throughout the electronics manufacturing realm.

 Importance of Hand Soldering in Malaysia’s Electrical & Electronics Manufacturing

Malaysia is a key player in the global Electrical & Electronics (E&E) industry, with a strong presence in semiconductor manufacturing, PCB assembly, and component production. One of the critical processes in PCB assembly is hand soldering. Whether working with through-hole or surface-mount components, achieving precise and reliable solder joints is essential. Poor soldering techniques can lead to defective joints, which may not always be visually detectable but can impact product performance and reliability. Given Malaysia’s emphasis on high-quality electronics manufacturing, adherence to industry standards, best practices, and proper soldering procedures is crucial. Skilled hand soldering ensures durability, functionality, and compliance with international quality benchmarks, strengthening Malaysia’s role in the global supply chain.

 Instructor / Faculty

Master IPC Trainer (MIT) or Certified IPC Trainer (CIT)

Note: A maximum 3 Candidates Per Company is eligible for participation.