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Kingston Factory Tour in Fountain Valley, CA, USA
Author: Gabriel Torres
Type: Articles Last Updated: October 16, 2005
Page: 3 of 8
Real-time pricing for Kingston KS8448DL.
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Amazon: $194.84

Applying Solder Paste

Let's see now how Kingston memory modules are manufactured.

A machine, using a metallic stencil that has holes in the exact positions that the manufacturer wants to apply the solder paste, automatically applies the solder paste to the memory modules.

Kingston Factory Tour
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Figure 5: Metallic stencil. Solder paste will be applied where the holes are.

Kingston Factory Tour
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Figure 6: PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) come from the PCB manufacturer in panels.

Kingston Factory Tour
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Figure 7: This machine is applying solder paste on a panel.

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