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Plugging pastes for space electronics
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory lists our plugging pastes in the NASA specification D-8202; they fulfil the outgassing test per ASTM E595 and are thus ideal for use in space electronics
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Pioneer
The pcb pioneers Werner Peters (Lackwerke Peters), Fritz Stahl (Ruwel) and Hermann Seul (Isola) develop the first mass-produced printed circuit boards in Germany. This was the dawn of pcb manufacturing in Germany and Europe.
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First conformal coating
Lackwerke Peters develops its first conformal coating (SL 1300) for assembled pcbs for Hella and VDO for application on Knödel dip coating equipment
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Plugging pastes for space electronics
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory lists our plugging pastes in the NASA specification D-8202; they fulfil the outgassing test per ASTM E595 and are thus ideal for use in space electronics
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Pioneer
The pcb pioneers Werner Peters (Lackwerke Peters), Fritz Stahl (Ruwel) and Hermann Seul (Isola) develop the first mass-produced printed circuit boards in Germany. This was the dawn of pcb manufacturing in Germany and Europe.
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Plugging pastes for space electronics
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory lists our plugging pastes in the NASA specification D-8202; they fulfil the outgassing test per ASTM E595 and are thus ideal for use in space electronics
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Pioneer
The pcb pioneers Werner Peters (Lackwerke Peters), Fritz Stahl (Ruwel) and Hermann Seul (Isola) develop the first mass-produced printed circuit boards in Germany. This was the dawn of pcb manufacturing in Germany and Europe.
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First conformal coating
Lackwerke Peters develops its first conformal coating (SL 1300) for assembled pcbs for Hella and VDO for application on Knödel dip coating equipment
|
Plugging pastes for space electronics
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory lists our plugging pastes in the NASA specification D-8202; they fulfil the outgassing test per ASTM E595 and are thus ideal for use in space electronics
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Pioneer
The pcb pioneers Werner Peters (Lackwerke Peters), Fritz Stahl (Ruwel) and Hermann Seul (Isola) develop the first mass-produced printed circuit boards in Germany. This was the dawn of pcb manufacturing in Germany and Europe.
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Pioneer
The pcb pioneers Werner Peters (Lackwerke Peters), Fritz Stahl (Ruwel) and Hermann Seul (Isola) develop the first mass-produced printed circuit boards in Germany. This was the dawn of pcb manufacturing in Germany and Europe.
First conformal coating
Lackwerke Peters develops its first conformal coating (SL 1300) for assembled pcbs for Hella and VDO for application on Knödel dip coating equipment
Plugging pastes for space electronics
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory lists our plugging pastes in the NASA specification D-8202; they fulfil the outgassing test per ASTM E595 and are thus ideal for use in space electronics
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Peters Milestones
Here you can find the history of Peters from the beginning of pcb manufacturing in Germany until today. Details of our company history, such as the DIN EN ISO 9001 certification or innovative product developments like the world's first peelable solder mask, will be revealed below.
2010 until now ![]() 2010 until now ![]() 2017 The third generation - Britta Schwartz, grand-daughter of company founder, and Benjamin Alfes - strengthens the management of the family business. Opening of Peters 3D- and Ink Jet laboratory 2016 Even stronger presence in Asia: Incorporation of Peters China (Shanghai) Ltd. and of Asia Pacific branches in Taiwan and Singapore 2015 First "Peters Coating Innovation Forum - Professional United": kick-off for a successful series of events with respect to theory and practice of conformal coating and casting processes. Introduction of the new Corporate Identity with Corporate Design and family brands 2014 Incorporation of Peters Asia Pacific (Hong Kong) Ltd., opening of showroom, Elpemer technical center and climate control laboratory; nomination of Laurent Morisset as Global OEM-Manager with home office in Paris. First applications with Thermal Interface Paste TIP 2792 are realised for reliable heat dissipation and thermo-mechanical decoupling 2013 Peters becomes member of the Cree Solution Provider Program as a supplier offering solutions that are suitable for use with Cree LED products. Development of high-temperature stable Elpemer® solder resists in line with the HELP project, a research project of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research on "High-temperature electronics for Electric Mobility" 2012 Incorporation of Lackwerke Peters GmbH & Co. KG Shanghai Representative Office for marketing and global OEM management 2011 Incorporation of Peters Italia S.r.l. responsible for the sale and service of PETERS products in Italy 2010 Publication of the reference book "Conformal Coatings for Electronics Applications". The book meets with such global interest that it is also translated into English. 2000 until 2009 ![]() 2000 until 2009 ![]() 2009 Developed from the fast drying and easy-to-repair conformal coating series SL 1307: Thixotropic conformal coating SL 1307 FLZ-T for dam-and-fill applications and black-/white-opaque conformal coatings SL 1347 and SL 1397 for lighting applications 2007 Lackwerke Peters develops yellowing-resistant products for lighting applications: pure white solder masks SD 2496 TSW and Elpemer® SD 2491 TSW for substrate coating and white casting compound VU 4490/31 to protect the electronics 2006 Focus on protection of resources: The innovative Conformal Coating ELPEGUARD SL 1500 FLZ is based on renewable primary products. 2003 Atotech becomes exclusive sales partner for our circuit printing materials in Asia 2004 Incorporation of Lackwerke Peters Service Center China to support our Chinese conformal coating customers. ELPEGUARD® trade name is introduced for our successful conformal coating range and stands for top quality 2002 NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory lists our plugging pastes in the NASA specification D-8202; they fulfil the outgassing test per ASTM E595 and are thus ideal for use in space electronics 2001 Twin-Cure®, the world's first thick film coating with two curing mechanisms (UV cure and moisture reaction in shaded areas), is awarded the Research and Innovation Prize by the German Chamber of Industry and Commerce and qualified by Daktronics for coating scoreboards 2000 The heatsink paste for cost-effective thermal management of pcbs wins the "Research and Innovation Prize" of the German Chamber of Commerce and the German Medium-Sized Business Prize for the EXPO 2000 1990 until 1999 ![]() 1990 until 1999 ![]() 1999 Mission accomplished! Lackwerke Peters via hole filler flies to Mars - pcbs installed in the Sojourner Mars rover made with SD 2361. 1997 FUBA selects the photoimageable solder mask Elpemer® 2469 to manufacture Hagenuk cell phones 1996 Incorporation of Peters Research GmbH & Co. KG: Research, development and quality assurance of the whole Peters product range of printed circuit coatings and coating materials for electronics. Certification in accordance with ISO 9001 – Proof of a consequent quality management system that represents the development, production and sale of high-quality products 1995 The second generation - Brigitte and Ralf Schwartz - assumes management responsibility 1994 Launch of water-thinnable conformal coating SL 1305 AQ - eco-friendly, quick to dry, excellent insulation properties, approved by BMW 1990 Incorporation of Peters Engineering für Elektroniklacke GmbH & Co. KG for the sale of single components or all-round equipment concepts in cooperation with selected suppliers. The first unit is modelled for Siemens Nixdorf. 1980 until 1989 ![]() 1980 until 1989 ![]() 1989 Cooperation with Nordson to introduce the first selective conformal coating units in Europe 1987 Numerous automotive approvals gained for the SL 1331 N conformal coating. Customers include Hella and VDO. 1986 The Elpemer® photoimageable solder masks are ready to market and enable as yet unobtainable resolutions. Customers include Grundig. 1984 Move to larger new premises in Kempen, at the same time the company name is changed to "Lackwerke Peters GmbH & Co. KG" 1983 Carbon-conductive ink to substitute expensive gold contacts, later qualified by Kostal as a sliding contact for the automotive industry 1981 The world's first non-bleeding solder mask with optimum printing properties, suitable for Hot-Air Levelling, widely used in the "tiger states" of that time South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore 1970 until 1979 ![]() 1970 until 1979 ![]() 1977 The world's first peelable solder mask to cover gold contacts during the soldering process 1973 Lackwerke Peters develops its first conformal coating (SL 1300) for assembled pcbs for Hella and VDO for application on Knödel dip coating equipment 1970 Takeover of "Niederrheinische Lackfabrik" in Krefeld with 5 employees. Self-extinguishing UL-listed Wepuran casting compound VU 4459/41 SV, which took until 2004 to be completely superseded by the halogen-free version VU 4459/41 SV-HF from 1996 1950 until 1969 ![]() 1950 until 1969 ![]() 1956 Werner Peters The pcb pioneers Werner Peters (Lackwerke Peters), Fritz Stahl (Ruwel) and Hermann Seul (Isola) develop the first mass-produced printed circuit boards in Germany. This was the dawn of pcb manufacturing in Germany and Europe. ![]() |
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