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Page 79 Seika Intros New Production Machinery
Torrance, CA — Seika Machinery, Inc. is introducing a new advanced Solder Paste Recycling Unit that enables approximately 90 percent of waste solder paste to be recovered as solder bar. The system provides major savings in disposal costs for
factory waste, a reduction in CO2 emissions, and reduced costs for sol- der bar — all by simply recycling waste. As an additional benefit, the recycling unit enables selection of manual mode and automatic mode using a touch screen panel. The company is also showing its
new Sawa Eco-Roll large-roll model that cleans wiper rolls up to 24-in. (610mm). The Sawa Eco-Roll elimi- nates waste and saves money by reusing wiper rolls for printing machines. In addition to providing a reduction in waste, use of the wiper
roll cleaner results in reduced CO2 emissions in just 20 minutes. Wiper rolls are widely used for
under-stencil cleaning to wipe off sol- der paste in the SMT printing process. Most of them are used only once, then are disposed of with other solder waste. Tests have shown that repeated cleaning of wiper rolls does not compromise their performance when cleaning stencil apertures. Also new is the Sawa Ecobrid
handheld and fully automatic low- VOC emission stencil cleaner. The
DIVSYS: Risk Free PCB Purchasing
Indianapolis, IN — DIVSYS provides brokered PC boards without the quality risks associated with buying from the competition. Electrical and laboratory verification services are performed in-house (Indianapolis) to assure risk-free PC Board purchas- ing. All suppliers are audited prior to becoming a vendor-partner, and only a very few pass the rigorous testing and audits required to be approved to supply product. The company has a history of
designing, making and testing printed circuit boards for military, automotive, medical, telecom and general industri- al customers. The single most critical component in any assembly is the Printed Circuit Board. Unfortunately, most PCB de -
fects are not found until the assem- bly is in the field, where it is costly and difficult to pinpoint the board as the failure source -- what some less- than-ethical board suppliers actually rely on. Because the company once made
boards and was a fabricator, it is extremely selective about board sup- pliers. The ones that meet the compa- ny’s strict quality standards and audit requirements are approved to support its customers. DIVSYS controls the supply chain by lot testing each ship- ment, and if an issue arises, every piece is tested. Sup pliers are both for- eign and domestic, with customer technology requirements matched with the supplier capabilities. Contact: DIVSYS International
LLC, 8110 Zionsville Road, Indianapolis, IN 46268 % 317-405-9427 fax: 317-663-0729 Web:
www.divsys.com
See at APEX Booth #2535. See us at APEX Booth 2083 Tandem fluxing and wavesoldering machines. cleaner provides up to a 66 percent
reduction in CO2 emissions, as well as a huge reduction in operating
costs. In addition, the system cleans and dries in just five minutes. The company is also introducing
the Seitec Bravo STS-2533 IN H & SJ Soldering System, specially designed for in-line and modular selective soldering. The programma- ble system uses a special nozzle design and a spray fluxer unit, enabling high-quality soldering of leads and pads. Additional features include a conveyor with roller, a spe- cially-designed solder pot and a drawer-type solder pot — making the two-unit system an excellent solder- ing solution for mass production. Contact: Seika Machinery, Inc.,
3528 Torrance Blvd., Suite 100, Torrance, CA 90503 % 310-540-7310 fax: 310-540-7930 E-mail:
info@seikausa.com Web:
www.seikausa.com
See at APEX Booth #459.
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