Mr. Jack G. Belani

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  Jack G. Belani
  
  Position: Senior Vice President, Package Materials, Sales and Marketing
  
  Jack G. Belani is Senior Vice President, Package Materials, Sales and Marketing.He is also responsible for Corporate Marketing and Communication.Mr. Belani joined Kulicke & Soffa in April 1999 as Corporate Vice President and President of X-LAM Technologies, which became the K&S Substrate division.

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  Reporting to Jack Belani, president of the company's Wire Bonding Division, Lin will focus on integration of K&S substrates with probe, assembly and test processes to allow development of more advanced semiconductor packages.
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  "As our customers move toward 35-micron pad pitch, they will need leading-edge technologies, ranging from wire bonders, capillaries and bonding wire to fine line width substrates, no-sweep encapsulants and probe and test solutions," Belani said.

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  Jack Belani, Vice President of Marketing at K&S added, "Coupled with our existing capacity, the new China facility provides the additional production needed to meet growing customer demands.

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  A summary of K&S's products and technology will be presented by Christian Rheault and Jack Belani, vice presidents of equipment and materials business units, respectively.

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  K&S Vice President of Marketing Jack Belani added, "This significant order is further confirmation of market acceptance for our Maxµm equipment.

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  Jack G. Belani holds the position of Vice President and is President of our Wire Bonding Division.He was appointed to these positions in February 2001.He joined us in April 1999 as Vice President and President of our high density substrate group.Prior to joining us, he served for more than three years as Vice President of Assembly & Packaging in the Worldwide Manufacturing Group of Cypress Semiconductor Corporation.Before Cypress he was with National Semiconductor Corporation for approximately 18 years in a variety of technical and managerial positions.

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  K&S Vice President of Marketing Jack Belani added, "We are pleased to announce this new order.

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  Jack G. Belani
  
  Senior Vice President, Package Materials, Sales and Marketing

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  Expanding on the capabilities of its Cupra copper capillary, Kulicke & Soffa Industries Inc. (K&S) has developed the CupraPlus, which it said supports highly consistent and stable fine-wire second bonds while maintaining the quality of the overall wire-bonding process. ~{!0~}The formation of a fine-wire second bond in fine copper wire bonding has been a constant obstacle, mainly due to frequent tail bond failures, inconsistent second bond strength and an unstable bonding process window,~{!1~} said Jack Belani, vice president of the marketing and business units at K&S. ~{!0~}With its unique design and properties, the CupraPlus copper capillary provides for increased second-bond pull strength for a more stable and consistent quality bond throughout a process.~{!1~} To meet different wire bonding challenges, the CupraPlus can handle copper wire from 0.8 mil to 3.0 thicknesses.

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  K&S Vice President of Marketing Jack Belani said, "K&S is working closely with Amkor to meet its current and next-generation interconnect requirements and to help increase Amkor's competitive position in advanced packaging technology."

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