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Data I/O Shows Inline Programming System for Just-Prior-To-Placement
Redmond, WA — Data I/O Cor - poration is showcasing the new RoadRunner3 inline programming system, the next generation of the world’s only just-prior-to-placement programming solution. With its Factory Integration Software (FIS), RoadRunner3 streamlines the pro- duction process and eliminates opera- tor errors through its connection to a
er that mounts directly onto an SMT machine without consuming addi- tional floor space or altering the pro- duction line — easily integrating into existing SMT processes. By removing unprogrammed
Flash memory devices from tape, the RoadRunner3 programs four devices in parallel and then delivers the pro- grammed parts to the pickup point of the placement machine. New interface kits for all major
SMT machines including SIPLACE, Fuji, Panasonic, and MYDATA allow
customers to easily move Road - Runner3 to different SMT machines in the facility. A configurable Tape- In module adjusts for tape widths from 16 to 44mm, thus allowing for quick job changeover. RoadRunner3 with Factory Inte -
gration Software modules (FIS) allows customers to manage and mon- itor the programming process. The FIS Remote software module elimi- nates operator errors through auto- mated job selection and job down- loads. The FIS Track software module
enables data-driven decision making to optimize the programming process and minimize scrap and rework costs through automated collection and
export of programming results. Contact: Data I/O Corporation 6464 185th Avenue NE, Suite 101,
Redmond, WA 98052 % 800-426-1045 or 425-881-6444 fax: 425-867-6972 E-mail:
higginj@dataio.com Web:
www.dataio.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #3744.
On-the-fly IC programmer.
firm’s manufacturing execution sys- tem (MES) or other shop-floor control software and through that connection all the way to the enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. The programming system is a
versatile and configurable high speed automated inline programming feed-
Epoxies, Etc. Releases New TriggerBond® Video
Cranston, RI — Epoxies, Etc. has released a new video for its TriggerBond® Product Line — the easy-to-use, no mess system utilizing pre-filled cartridges and a hand-held dispenser. The video can be found on the company’s website in the “What’s New” section.
TriggerBond epoxy cartridges. This new video explores the rea-
sons why so many customers will only purchase two-component mate- rials in TriggerBond cartridges. With TriggerBond, no messy mixing or measuring is involved and cartridges can be sealed and used again. The product is accurately mixed
and dispensed automatically just by pulling the trigger. This improves quality by eliminating measuring and mixing errors. Cartridges can be ordered in a variety of sizes for small applications making expensive bulk ordering a thing of the past. Using this system also increases safety and productivity of employees, reducing exposure to chemicals and time spent
mixing, measuring, and cleaning. Contact: Epoxies, Etc., 21
Starline Way, Cranston, RI 02921 % 800-376-9437 or 401-946-5564
fax: 401-946-5526 E-mail:
service@epoxies.com Web:
www.epoxies.com
See us at APEX, Booth 1229
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