Phil Kinner on Sharing Expertise With the Industry

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During IPC APEX EXPO 2020 in San Diego, California, the I-Connect007 Editorial Team met with some of the industry's top executives, managers, and engineers.

In this video interview from the show, Technical Editor Pete Starkey speaks with Phil Kinner, global business/technical director of Electrolube's coatings division, about the positive impact of the "Coatings Uncoated!" webinar series. They also discuss some of the ways that the company has responded to recent changes in the focus of the automotive industry.

IPC APEX EXPO is the largest PCB industry event in North America. The next IPC APEX EXPO will be held January 26-28, 2021, at the San Diego Convention Center.

To watch this interview, click here.

Download your copy of Electrolube's eBook The Printed Circuit Assembler’s Guide to...Conformal Coatings for Harsh Environments and be sure to watch their new I-007e Micro Webinar series Coatings Uncoated now! 

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