New series of Defect of the Month for June 2024

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New series of Defect of the Month for June 2024

Zero Defect Soldering – Making it happen with WNIE & Bob Willis We are pleased to announce a new series of Bob Willis’s Defect of the Month educational videos. Zero Defects – Our videos show you why and how defects happen plus offer solutions Over 100 soldering defects solved – WNIE & Bob show you…

Zero Defect Soldering – Making it happen with WNIE & Bob Willis

We are pleased to announce a new series of Bob Willis’s Defect of the Month educational videos.

  • Zero Defects – Our videos show you why and how defects happen plus offer solutions
  • Over 100 soldering defects solved – WNIE & Bob show you how for FREE
  • Seeing soldering defects happen makes finding a solution much easier

Bob Willis starting creating his unique soldering defect videos in to help engineers sole process defects back in 2014. With WNIE support and our sponsors we will continue to make more defects a thing of the past.

Visit https://www.wnie.online/defect-of-the-month-with-bob-willis/ to see the previous series of Bob’s video content, the videos are also a great resource for any training session.

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Past series of Bob’s videos have proved very popular with WNIE viewers. To get involved as a sponsor for this series, please contact Claire@wnie.co.uk

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