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Page 85 Amistar Intros 2 i-Pulse Autoplacers
San Marcos, CA — Amistar Automation is presenting two new machines from i-Pulse, a Yamaha Motor Group Company, for next-gen- eration manufacturing: M10, and M20. The M10 is a high-speed and
compact multi-mount pick-and-place machine, and M20 is a high-perform- ance machine with large feeder capacity and very large board-han- dling ability. Both M10 and M20 have expansion capability for hybrid
functions. Both are aimed at flexibil- ity and productivity for multi-func- tional manufacturing needs. Both machines can handle com-
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ponent sizes from 01005 to 120 x 90mm, and up to 30mm high. The M20 can handle PCB sizes of up to 1240 x 510mm (48.8 x 20-in.) and can handle a maximum of 144 feeders (8mm). The M20 is available in 4- and 6-head configurations, rated at 24,000CPH and 30,000CPH, respec- tively. These high speeds are achieved by advanced technology gantries that can move faster. Time loss caused by fiducial recognition is reduced considerably with a newly de signed conveyor system that enables the machine to deliver a much higher actual throughput. The M10 is compact, but can
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handle PCB sizes of up to 740 x 510mm (29 x 20-in.) and can handle up to 72 8mm feeders. M10 is avail- able in the same head configurations as the M20 and is rated at the same speeds. All other features and specifi- cations are identical to the M20 with the main differences being the overall footprint, feeder capacity and board handling size. Both M10 and M20 offer as standard a high-resolution digital
multi-scan camera for on-the-fly vision to capture images of compo- nents even at maximum axis speed, said to be one of the fastest in the market. Bright LED illumination and high-speed camera shutter avoids blurred images and delivers highly accurate placement of compo- nents.
iPulse M20 high-speed pick-and-place machine.
Contact: Amistar Automation,
Inc., 1269 Linda Vista Drive, San Marcos, CA 92078 % 760-471-1700 fax: 760-471-9065 E-mail:
sales@amistarautomation.com Web:
www.amistarautomation.com
See at APEX Booth 1947.
A-Tek Intros Next-Gen Ebso Selective Solder
Berthoud, CO — A-Tek Systems Group, an electronics equipment dis- tribution company is introducing the Ebso SPA-NC — its next generation selective solder platform. The prod- uct is highly flexible, with automatic selective soldering cells with manual load/unload. Many PCBs have thermally
sen sitive components and complex SMD layouts, which are challenging and likely unsuitable for processing
in a traditional wave solder machine. To overcome the soldering chal- lenges, some electronics manufactur- ers use custom solder masks to cover the SMD components. This added assembly step increases cost. The new selective solder plat-
form overcomes these challenges by automatically transporting the PCB to each critical soldering step via an XYZ-axis carrier, using a Microdrop fluxer, bottom-side preheater and soldering modules. The final result: perfect solder joints and a reliable, repeatable process. To reduce surface tension of the
Complex components need reliable protection.
When you need to precisely spray and dispense liquid coatings, the SCS Precisioncoat selective spray and dispense coating system provides maximum accuracy and fl exibility. The system applies 100% solids, solvent-based and water-based coatings via three to fi ve axes. Optional features, such as needle calibration, vision system, offl ine programming and barcode reader capability, meet any production requirement.
SCS Precisioncoat systems connect seamlessly with SCS thermal and UV cure units, enabling components to move from coating to curing without operator intervention.
Contact SCS to fi nd out more about our innovative solutions for your advanced technologies.
World Headquarters (US): 317.244.1200
www.scsequip.com
solder wave, and to achieve the high- est quality soldering results, nitro- gen is provided to the solder bath and solder pump unit. The bath and pump in the SPA-NC are made of titanium, making the machine suit- able for both lead and lead-free pro- duction environments. All SPA-NC Selective Soldering
machines include the EBSO Photo Editor, a Windows®-based software program. Utilizing a “Point and Click” feature, soldering programs are easily created within minutes. Programming the SPA-NC is intu- itive and easy. A scanned image of a bare PCB is all that is needed. The software automatically calculates the correct X and Y value. Because the operator is looking at the PCB image when creating the program, the oper- ator can see all neighboring compo- nents to optimize the program and select the appropriate nozzle. This negates the requirement for expen- sive teach cameras. Contact: A-Tek Systems Group
LLC, 5213 Longs Peak Road, Suite G, Berthoud, CO 80513 % 970-532-5100 fax: 970-532-5101 Web:
www.atekllc.com
See at APEX Booth #2411. See us at APEX Booth 1277 and Electronics New England Booth 826
(509) 385-0470
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