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1995
David Jacks and Randy Walston Introduce the World’s First Stand-Alone, Bottom-Side Convection Preheating System, The AirBath, to the Global Electronics Industry.
1996
Zephyrtronics was awarded the prestigious "Vision Award" for Best New Product of the Year at the Surface Mount International Exposition in Silicon Valley.
1997
The editorial staff of SMT Magazine spotlighted Zephyrtronics as one of the three most innovative companies of the year.
1998 Zephyrtronics was selected as supplier of choice by the U.S. Department of Defense.
1999 National Semiconductor recommends the Zephyrtronics ZT-7-MIL for reworking of BGA's,
CSP's, QFN's
& All SMD's.
2000 Zephyrtronics continues string of three years as the fastest growing manufacturer of benchtop soldering equipment in the U.S.A. Thank you for growing with us. Zephyrtronics introduces ZT-5100 AirMill Automatic Dispensing Systems and Accessories Product Line.
2001
Raytheon Calculates That Switching to Zephyrtronics Saves Over $1 Million Per Year in Rework Scrap Compared To Former Competitor's Products
2002 The Zephyrtronics ZT-7-MIL is selected by The J.P.L. Mars Rover Project for Ball Grid Array Processing.
2003 Zephyrtronics Introduces Wide Array of Dispensing Products and Supplies to Industry Acclaim. International Rectifier Recommends the Zephyrtronics ZT-7 for Reflow of BGA's at the Benchtop
2004
After smashing success of the Mars Rover program, NASA issues 39-page report to NASA / JPL employees touting Zephyrtronics for making "mounting/removal of thru-hole and SMT/BGA easier than routine benchtop methods"
2005
Zephyrtronics
Expands its
Leadership in
Preheating
Introducing the
Powerful
MegaGrid™
AirBath.
Additionally
Zephyrtronics
extends its
offering of
dispensing
products
2006
Zephyrtronics Introduces it ZeroLead® Branded Lead-Free
Solder Paste and ZeroLead® LowMelt® DeSolder Wire to the
World Market. Both Products are RoHS Compliant.
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