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March, 2012 Martin Shows Affordable Rework Solutions
Tempe, AZ — Martin is showcasing its Minioven Reball/Prebump unit, Expert 10.6 rework system and Clever Dispense unit. The Minioven 04 provides a reflow environment in a compact, standalone unit and is suitable for pre-bumping QFNs and reballing BGAs and CSPs. The effi- cient hot gas circulation ensures optimal heating of the component and a controlled reflow process. The unit offers programmable modes and a nitrogen process gas supply. Up to 99 profiles can be accommodated, with the ability to edit individual profiles and fine tune parameters. The company is also showing its
cost-effective Expert 10.6 IV rework system, developed and configured for cell phone and small board require- ments. The small board platform com- bines both infrared and convection heating technologies to achieve out- standing board and SMD temperature uniformity. Also, showing for the first time is
Expert 10.6 rework system. TAKAYA CORP.
Takaya pioneered Flying Probe Test and became the worldwide standard by providing the performance, reliability, and local support to meet the demanding and varying requirements of electronics manufacturers, especially in a quick-turn environment.
APT-9411CE
Industry Standard for Most Electronics Manufactures
APT-9411SL Maximum Test Area for Large Board Applications
a newly designed under-board compo- nent cooling device. This “one of a kind” cooling device keeps delicate devices from overheating, which can be caused by placement proximity of the top device being removed and extremely thin PCBs. Also being shown, the Clever
Dispense 05 is a manual, tabletop unit that dispenses a variety of mate- rials across a wide range of viscosi- ties. The unit precisely delivers dots and lines — with temperature com- pensation, fill level compensation
and snuff-back vacuum. Contact: Martin/Finetech, 8380
S. Kyrene, Ste. 110, Tempe, AZ 85284 % 480-893-1630 fax: 480-893-1632 E-mail:
adrienne@finetechusa.com Web:
www.finetechusa.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #3020.
All Flex: Free Flex Circuit DesignCourse Avail. Online
Northfield, MN — All Flex Flexible Circuits has added an online design course, “Designing Flexible Cir - cuits”, authored by John Michael Pierobon, an electronics industry expert and writer who has also taught numerous technical courses throughout the world. The company is sponsoring this
on-line course for the design and engineering community as a means to increase knowledge regarding the proper use of flexible circuit technol- ogy.
The course material is divided APT-9611CER
Convertible Single / Dual Sided Probing
into several chapters of solid techni- cal information about flexible circuit materials, constructions and design layout conventions. It allows prospective customers, designers, or engineers an opportunity to self-edu- cate about flexible circuits. According to the company, flexi-
ble circuits have many design and material nuances vs. rigid boards, and this is an easy way to help others understand how and when to utilize the technology. The content offers the novice a
2012 IPC APEX EXPO
Visit us at the to see how a
Takaya Flying Probe Test system can help you! San Diego Convention Center February 28 - March 1, 2012 Booth 3403
See us at APEX, Booth 3403 TEXMAC, Inc.
3001 Stafford Drive Charlotte, NC. 28208 704-394-0314
www.texmac.com
good starting point, but also provides a reference resource for an experi- enced designer. A more educated design community will provoke the engineering creativity often seen through the adoption of this 3D elec- tronic interconnection. The course is free and is a useful way to learn more about flex circuit
product technology. Contact: All Flex, 1705 Cannon
Lane, Northfield, MN 55057 % 877-663-7162 fax: 507-663-1070
E-mail:
information@allflexinc.com Web:
www.allflexinc.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #1233.
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