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March, 2012 JBC Tools Unveils New Rework Tools
St. Louis, MO — JBC Tools, Inc. is officially launching its new range of innovations, showcasing the new TFT station that allows access to the menus by touching the screen to change parameters, ensuring total soldering control. Standard features include sleep mode and hibernation, in addition to the standard features that the company’s soldering stations are known for. The high resolution 3.5-in.
(89mm) TFT touch screen can repro- duce videos with a very high quality, as well as microscope images via USB, and graphics. An intuitive user interface enables quick access to the main
menu for viewing and changing parameters. In addition, users can obtain information about the power
supplied to the tool and temperature of the tip in real time. Apart from the typical applica-
tions, the TFT station incorporates some additional applications such as power and temperature graphics, clock, calendar, calculator, notebook, alarm, and unit converter. The sta- tion also permits connection to other devices including digital thermome- ters and the Ethernet using the RJ- 45 connector, enabling software updates, monitoring of the equip- ment and remote control of all the stations connected to the Internet. The company is also showcasing
Soldering/desoldering workstation with TFT screen.
its new PH Infrared Preheater that heats PCBs from below, allowing
hand soldering to be completed much faster and at lower soldering tip tem- peratures. As a result, solder tip life is increased and there is a reduced risk of thermal stress on components and PCBs. The preheater incorpo- rates a Teaching function that uti- lizes a thermocouple for the first PCB to enable profiles to be learned quickly. For subsequent work on the same type of board, the use of the thermocouple is not required, greatly
reducing work time. Contact: JBC Tools, Inc., 9296
Dielman Industrial Dr., St. Louis, MO 63132 % 866-429-5753 fax: 866- 429-5754 E-mail:
info@jbctools.com Web:
www.jbctools.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #1303.
Inovaxe Inventory Control Systems
Deerfield Beach, FL — Inovaxe is showing its latest storage and han- dling systems including the NPI Award-winning InoCart MSD unit and the InoCart one-bay Material Handling System.
Portable InoKit for “C Parts”. The system uses new Web-
based software with additional fea- tures and controls to promote excep- tional inventory accuracy within the conventional stockroom, the lean manufacturing/floor stocked disci- pline and WIP environments. The company is displaying its
new portable InoKit unit, an ultra lean solution for the acquisition and handling of “C Parts.” The company proposes that through its portable InoKit carrier and associated soft- ware, it can reduce the high cost of acquisition and handling of “C parts” while eliminating shortages on the production floor. The portable InoKit carrier can be delivered directly to SMT machines with easy identifica- tion for placement into production. The company is also showing off its InoSource International Advantage service to address the challenges fac- ing customers with existing interna-
tional sources of supply Contact: Inovaxe, 1015 W.
Newport Center, Ste. 108, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 % 954-531-1363 E-mail:
info@inovaxe.com Web:
www.inovaxe.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #2847. See us at APEX, Booth 2711
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