July, 2011
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Hakko: Two-Bank IR Preheater
Valencia, CA —The Hakko FR-870 is a benchtop board heater designed to ele- vate the temperature of PCB assem- blies so that components on them can be soldered and de-soldered more easi- ly, and with improved results. This is particularly useful on medium to high- mass board assemblies, which can
to protect assemblies, preheat is con- trolled by Power or Thermocouple, small footprint and low profile, an easy to remove reflector for cleaning, and can be integrated with the com- pany’s FR-803B and FM-206 rework stations.
Contact: American Hakko
Products, Inc., 28920 Avenue Williams, Valencia, CA 91355 % 800-884-2256 or 661-294-0090 fax: 661-294-0096 Web:
www.hakkousa.com
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Etek Spray Fluxer for Wave Soldering Machines
South Ayrshire, Scotland — Etek Europe has launched its branded Spray Fluxer for wave soldering sys- tems — The EcoSpray. The EcoSpray provides a quality and cost-effective system with full backup from the Etek Service and Support Division. Eco - spray is available in three sizes; 12, 17 and 20-in. (305, 432 and 508mm). Contact: Etek Europe Ltd., Etek
House, Knowside, South Ayrshire, Scotland KA19 8JS % +44 (0) 1292 500 645 E-mail:
mnelson@etek-europe.com Web:
www.etek-europe.com
Eco-Spray fluxing system.
Two-bank infrared preheater.
“heat-sink” a significant amount of energy being supplied by a soldering iron tip, or handheld hot-air tool. This tool is particularly useful when solder- ing Pb-free assemblies. The FR-870 has two independ-
ent switchable zones with a 248 x 140mm PCB capacity, manual or automatic operation modes, soft EPO
Enclosures Belding, MI — Stahlin offers a line of enclosures for dimensionally large applications — 48 x 36 to 90 x 72 (1.2 x 0.9m to 2.3 x 1.8m). The company’s Control Tower Series has been designed for use in larger industrial control systems and machine tool con-
Stahlin’s Large and Freestanding
Loaded Board Probe Pins
Capability to use Flying Prober for two unique markets, while having purchased only one system.
Perfect strategy for traditional PCB shops that are transitioning into contract manu- facturing, but still have a need for BBT probe heads to ship PCB products.
Update your existing Seica Flying Prober to penetrate new markets.
PCB Bare Board Probe Pins
Pilot V8 Flying Prober
S260 Bare Board Tester
50A Northwestern Dr., 10 Salem, NH 03079
603-890-6002 -
www.seica.com Pilot M4 Flying Prober S220 Bare Board Tester
Control system enclosure.
trol panels. The industrial look and ruggedness offer the most practical solution to many applications and the enclosures are well suited for both indoor and outdoor environments. These larger size wall mount or
freestanding enclosures are designed for the maximum available space for electrical, hydraulic, or mechanical control circuits. Key features include over 186 configurations in 62 sizes; wall mount and free-standing avail- able; size ranges from 48 x 36 to 90 x 72; gasketed or bonded windows in door; adaptable for flange mounted disconnect handles; no sidewall obstructions, flanged cover; UL/cUL/ - CSA approved; rated Type 1, 3, 3R, 4X, 12, IP55, IP66. Contact: Stahlin Non-Metallic
Enclosures, 500 Maple Street, Belding, MI 48809 % 616-794-0700 fax: 616-794-3378 E-mail: mjackson@stahlin. com Web:
www.stahlin.com
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