Brainport Eindhoven, a melting pot of high-tech companies, is home to a large number of Sentech's clients. These include OEMs within the semiconductor market and their specialized suppliers.
Aebi Schmidt Nederland (formerly NIDO) approached Sentech for a solution to a sensor problem with their spreaders. Due to the harsh conditions in which spreaders operate, the sensors often broke. Sentech subsequently developed a sensor solution.
For several years now, Sioux CCM has been working on a highly precise and fast-moving belt for inkjet printing systems, among other applications. The latest generation of the device uses Azbil sensors, supplied by Sentech, which was also closely involved in the integration.
It proved difficult for PV machine builder Solaytec to find a sensor within budget that could determine the position of solar cell wafers in their deposition machines. The company approached Sentech, which developed a custom-made sensing sensor.
Cutting-edge technology is being developed in high-tech Eindhoven, enabling scientists to make groundbreaking discoveries with anticipation. Sentech is proud to contribute to two key components of the Talos™ and Krios™ transmission electron microscopes (TEMs): the Aperture Mechanism and the Compustage.
Unique systems used by healthcare institutions and hospitals to support intensive patient care. Sentech has since developed sensor solutions for the lifting unit's rail system.
The iFlex pick & place SMT (Surface Mount Technology) placement machines introduced by K&S are based on the ‘dual lane’ concept. Sentech's optical sensor assemblies are used for reliable detection of printed circuit boards (PCBs). This solution emerged as the best in an open innovation process for a complex detection problem.
