Kyzen's Jack Reinke Selected to Speak at SMTA Membership Appreciation Day

NASHVILLE — June 17, 2010 — Kyzen, a world leading provider of environmentally responsible precision cleaning products for electronics and high-technology manufacturing operations, announces that Jack Reinke, Southeastern Regional Sales Manager, successfully presented “Aqueous Cleaning Design to Clean Populated Assemblies, Stencils and Misprints” on Member Appreciation Day at the SMTA Tampa Chapter Industry Expo. The presentation took place on Wednesday, June 16, 2010 at the Mirage at Tucson’s in Clearwater, FL.

Manufacturers of printed circuit assemblers are challenged with a continuous stream of technology advances to improve performance and increase throughput and efficiency. Electronic innovations are enabled by miniaturization of components and devices. In the age of no-clean and lead-free soldering, assemblers need manufacturing flexibilities to clean stencils, populated surface mount and through-hole assemblies, and re-work boards.

Engineering cleaning fluids are typically designed for specific equipment and applications. This paper introduces an innovative aqueous cleaning fluid designed for use in batch and continuous inline equipment that works for cleaning stencils, populated surface mount and through-hole assemblies, and re-work boards.

Jack has authored and co-authored several publications, and presented at various trade
association meetings throughout 25 years in the industry. He received an associate’s
degree from Lake Michigan College in 1976, and then earned his bachelor's degree from Michigan State University in Environmental Science in 1978.

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Kyzen is a leading supplier of precision cleaning chemistries to the worldwide electronics, metal finishing, medical, semiconductor, and optical industries. Founded in 1990, Kyzen offers superior cleaning chemistries, technical support, application and analytical services throughout the world. Kyzen has won numerous industry awards for their exceptional products and all products are RoHS compliant.