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OK Int’l Unveils Advanced Rework Solution
Garden Grove, CA — OK International is unveiling the new Metcal Scorpion Rework System, designed to meet the chal- lenges of array package rework, and the accurate placement of BGAs, in par- ticular. The new system allows for simultaneous viewing of Printed Circuit Board pads and compo- nent pads or balls. The Scorpion pro-
vides accurate component placement and can create specifically tailored reflow profiles through the com- pany’s unusual convection heating technology with nozzle and dual-zone pre- heater in one user-friend- ly, single platform rework system.
The rework system
out the need for complicated prism alignment. The system is totally self- contained and ready to use once it is
Koh Young To Show Advanced 3D AOI
Seoul, Korea — Koh Young Technology is exhibiting significant new enhancements and capabilities for its SPI and AOI inspection tech- nologies including its new PCB warpage compensation capabilities for the Zenith AOI system. These capabilities are currently included on KY 3D SPI systems. Now, the Zenith AOI system can compensate for even the most serious warp con- ditions on FPCBs without sacrificing inspection cycle time. In the SPI arena, the compa-
Precision rework system with vision.
incorporates num erous features that ease the learning curve for new oper- ators while providing the power and performance expected from more experienced users. The patent-pend- ing Smart Place Technology vision system uses dual image overlay technology providing an image of the solder balls and PCB patterns with-
plugged into a power outlet. Contact: OK International,
12151 Monarch St., Garden Grove, CA 92841 % 714-799-9910 fax: 714-799-9533 Web:
www.okinternational.com
See at Nepcon China Booth #1E41.
ny’s leading quad-projection 3D SPI system “aSPIre 2” and best-selling 3D SPI system “KY8030-3” will be on display. Visitors to the booth will be able to get a “sneak peek” at upcoming 3D SPI release software with a more user-friendly inter- face; for example, access to key functions is easier and faster from the main UI screen; and PCB views and Defect views offer a deeper 3D perspective. The company will perform live
demonstrations of its new closed- loop screen printer communications system. Its 3D SPI systems (aSPIre and KY8030 series) will show auto- mated offset corrections that can be verified in real time through offset
histograms and bull’s-eye charts from the company’s SPC Plus soft- ware.
Lastly, for the fast-growing population of smart mobile device
Zenith AOI system.
users, Koh Young will introduce spe- cific new apps where users can mon- itor their production line processes from remote locations, applicable to
both 3D SPI and 3D AOI. Contact: Koh Young America Inc., 6505 W. Frye Rd., Suite 14,
Chandler, AZ 85266 % 480-403-5000 fax: 480-403-5001 E-mail :
bill.astle@
kohyoung.com Web:
www.kohyoung.com
See at Nepcon China Booth #1G76.
Dispensing Garden Grove, CA — Techcon Systems is showcasing 1) a range of dispensing and spray valves from simple manual dispensing to preci- sion valves for high-speed automated applications, 2) its comprehensive valve line including easily-main- tained precision shot valves with excellent accuracy over a range of viscosities, material pressure and shot sizes, together with high-speed valves for precise deposit of heavy viscosity-filled pastes, 3) a selection of syringes and syringe kits that offer an unusual, ultra-low draft construc- tion of inner diameter yield, high
accuracy and stability. Contact: OK International,
12151 Monarch St., Garden Grove, CA 92841 % 714-799-9910 fax: 714- 799-9533 Web: www.okinternation-
al.com or
www.techconsystems.com
See at Nepcon China Booth #1E41, 1A10.
Techcon: Next Gen Fluid
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