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www.us-tech.com Kyzen Intros Improved Pallet Cleaner
Nashville, TN — Kyzen has intro- duced a new and improved product for cleaning pallets and maintenance applications. The product is in response to an indus- try need for a cleaning chemistry that would work at ambient temper- atures and remove hard- ened, burnt on flux residues from pallets, reflow oven filters, heat exchangers and drip plates without foaming, while remaining environ- mentally friendly and cost effective. The product, Kyzen
E5321 meets those re - quirements on all counts. It runs at low concentra- tions below 10 percent at ambient temperatures with no foaming and delivers excellent results
in a short cycle time. For use in spray, soak and ultrasonic applica- tions, it runs at concentrations as low
as 5 percent with minimal contact time. In addition, the cleaner has proven to be compatible with all materials commonly used in electronic assembly manu- facturing and cleaning processes, including PVC plumbing. The company offers
numerous cleaning solutions and services in the industry. Kyzen’s product lines are specifically formulated for the unusual challenges faced
within each industry. Contact: Kyzen
Corporation, 430 Harding Industrial Drive, Nashville, TN 37211 % 615-831-0888 fax: 615-831-0889 E-mail:
info@kyzen.com Web:
www.kyzen.com
Dirty pallet, clean pallet resulting from new cleaner. VOC Alert! Learn the facts about harmful VOCs in cleaning chemistries.
VOCs are highly regulated and targeted for stronger regulation by the OTC and EPA!* VOCs contribute to global warming and smog!*
VOCs can cause the following health problems: Eye, nose, and throat irritation; headaches, loss of coordination, nausea; damage to liver, kidney, and central nervous system. Some organics can cause cancer in animals; some are suspected or known to cause cancer in humans. Key signs or symptoms associated with exposure to VOCs include conjunctival irritation, nose and throat discomfort, headache, allergic skin reaction, dyspnea, declines in serum cholinesterase levels, nausea, emesis, epistaxis, fatigue, dizziness.**
STENCIL CLEANING CHEMISTRIES CONTAINING VOCs
Zestron Vigon SC200 Vigon SC202 Vigon RC101 Zestron SD100 Zestron SD301 Zestron SW
Kyzen Aquanox A4241 Aquanox A4651US Lonox L5611 Lonox L5314
Petroferm Bioact SC-22 Hydrex A-Plus Hydrex SP Hydrex SP-50 Hydrex WS
Sunshine Makers, Inc. Simple Green Stencil Cleaner & Solder Paste Remover
EnviroSense, Inc. Enviro Gold #896
Electrolube Safewash Extra (SWAX)
Smart Sonic Corporation
www.SmartSonic.com
E-mail:
SMT@SmartSonic.com Tel: +1-818-610-7900 Request your free sample today!
440-R SMT Detergent is the only VOC-free Stencil Cleaning Chemistry! 440-R SMT Detergent is also the only Stencil Cleaning Chemistry . . .
†
Why use a VOC chemistry when 440-R SMT Detergent is safer, costs less, cleans better and is VOC free?
Zestron and Vigon are registered trademarks of Dr. O.K Wack Chemie GmbH; Kyzen, Aquanox and Lonox are registered Trademarks of Kyzen Corporation; Pertoferm, Bioact and Hydrex are registered trademarks of Petroferm, Inc.; Sunshine Makers, Inc. and Simple Green are registered trademarks of Sunshine Makers, Inc.; EnviroSense is a registered trademark of EnviroSense, Inc.; Electrolube is a registered
trademark of HK Wentworth Limited. †
For additional information regarding the ETVprogram go to:
http://www.epa.gov/etv/fp-pprwt.html#acbc Smart So
VOC-FREE STENCIL CLEANING CHEMISTRIES Sonic
440-R® SMT Detergent SMT Detergent
Ask your supplier to reveal their true VOC Content on MSDS & Tech Data Sheets.
VOCs
See at Nepcon China Booth #1B01.
April, 2012
Mentor Graphics PADS Release for DFM,
Routing Wilsonville, OR — Mentor Graphics Corp. has released the version of the PADS® product suite, reportedly the world’s most widely used desktop PCB design solution. These addition- al features in the release add signifi- cant value to electronics companies as they strive to deliver the most competitive, high-performance prod- ucts to market faster. Key new features include the
ability to associate nets necessary for DDRx interconnect design. Multiple nets can now be “grouped” and given unusual high-speed constraints including length and differential pair rules. Associated nets adhere to these rules during interactive and automatic routing assuring that tight, high-speed performance speci- fications are met. Another feature allows a trace to “hug” an existing obstacle like another trace or board outline. This will reduce routing time and more effectively use board space. Drafting operations have also been enhanced with new 2D line styles and snap capabilities. The PADS 9.4 software is a sig-
nificantly enhanced, next-generation release which adds unusual DFM analysis functionality to the PCB design space, giving the designer the ability to perform over 100 fabrication and assembly checks in PADS Layout. This analysis is based on the Valor® technology for fabrication and assem- bly DFM analysis. Comple men ting ODB++ intelligent data transfer from design into manufacturing, the new ODB++ viewer provides the ability to overlay and compare traditional CAM documents, such as Gerber files for PCB design-through-manufacturing
data integrity. Contact: Mentor Graphics Corp.,
8005 SW Boeckman Rd., Wilsonville, OR 97070-7777 % 503-685-7000 fax: 503-685-7704 Web:
www.mentor.com r
See at Nepcon China Booth #1B28.
Virtual
Industries: Small Parts
Handling Kits Colorado Springs, CO — Mini Vacuum Pumps for OEM applications (VMP1621CN and VMP1625 MX) from Virtual Industries, Inc. can be used for applications requiring air flow, vacu- um or air pressure. Typical applica- tions include air quality sampling, organic vapor analyzers, equipment requiring a vacuum source, or equip- ment requiring a pressure source. The mini vacuum pumps are small, but provide high performance
with a motor life of up to 5,000 hours. Contact: Virtual Industries, Inc.,
2130 Victor Place, Colorado Springs, CO 80915 % 719-572-5566 fax: 719-572-5504 E-mail:
nmendez@virtual-ii.com Web:
www.virtual-ii.com
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