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Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, UK — Nordson DAGE, a division of
www.us-tech.com
Nordson Corporation, is introducing X-Plane™ to the U.S. market for the
first time. This new option for the company’s range of X-ray inspection systems uses a proprietary, patent
March, 2012 Nordson DAGE Intros X-Plane to U.S. Market
voids at joint interfaces and other locations within BGA, CSP, QFN, and LGA. In addition, the technology
Image comparisons: 2D at left; right side shows two X-Plane slices.
applied for, tomosynthesis, or CT technique to create 2D X-ray slices in any plane of a printed circuit board assembly without the need to cut or destroy the board. In this way, the superior image
quality inherent in the company’s X- ray systems can now be extended into separating individual layers at a level of excellence not achieved by traditional laminography tech- niques. X-Plane technology is quick,
simple and easy-to-use. The board is placed in the X-ray inspection sys- tem and X-ray images are taken 360° around the region of interest. X- Plane shows the position and size of
can identify Head-on-Pillow (HoP) and open joints. Also on display, the Nordson
DAGE XD7600NT Diamond FP and XD7600NT Ruby FP are the ulti- mate flat panel inspection systems with QuickView CT. The inspection systems utilize the latest technology, flat panel detector and proven fea- ture recognition capability to provide the ultimate choice for the highest quality in X-ray imaging on the mar- ket today.
Contact: Nordson DAGE, 48065
Fremont Blvd., Fremont, CA 94538- 6541 % 510-683-3930 Web:
www.nordsondage.com
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