SENSOR PRODUCTS INC.
TACTILE PRESSURE EXPERTS
| Phone: | 1.973.884.1755 |
| 1.800.755.2201 toll free (U.S. Only) | |
| Fax: | 1.973.884.1699 |
| Email: | sales@sensorprod.com |
Example of a surface pressure profile between two contacting surfaces
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Sensor Products Inc. is a world leader in the niche field of tactile surface pressure and force sensors. Our sensors are thin film elements that reveal actual contact (interfacial) pressure and distribution between any two mating or impacting surfaces. Our products are analytical tools used in the manufacturing and R&D processes by engineers and technicians. Our customized and off-the-shelf systems are installed within all of the Fortune 500 industrial companies.
Applications for Tactile Surface Sensors
- Lamination Press
- LCD Bonding
- Mattress
- Metal Stamping
- Nip Impression (>39")
- Nip Impression (<39")
- Podiatry
- Printed Circuit Board
- Seating
- Solar Cells
- Solid State Switches
- Spray
- Squeegee
- Surge Arrestor
- Temperature Mapping
- Tire Tread Footprint
- Ultrasonic Welding
- Wafer Bonding
- Wafer Polishing
- Windshield Wiper
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Our Pressurex film is prominently included in this paper on wafer bonding delivered last week at the International Wafer Level Packaging Conference in Santa Clara, California PRESSURE INDICATING FILM CHARACTERIZATION OF PRESSURE DISTRIBUTION IN EUTECTIC AU/SN WAFER-TO-WAFER BONDING Pressure non-uniformity in a wafer to wafer bond chamber was characterized using pressure sensitive paper. The effect of poor pressure uniformity is discussed, and the nonuniformity was corrected for use in a eutectic Au/Sn based wafer-to-wafer bond. Several types of under solder
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