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AdoptSMT Group Distributing Count On Tools Nozzles in Europe
Grodig bei Salzburg, Austria — Count On Tools has appointed AdoptSMT Europe GmbH as its dis- tributor for all of Europe. AdoptSMT will be responsible for COT’s com- plete range of replacement parts for the SMT industry including vacuum nozzles for pick-and-place machines. Count On Tools develops and
manufactures a large variety of spe- cial nozzles for LEDs and gripper nozzles for odd form components like connectors. The portfolio also includes standard nozzles with or without ceramic tips that are com- patible with OEM nozzles. The noz- zles are available for all major pick- and-place brands including Siplace, Fuji, Panasonic, Assembléon/ Yama - ha, Universal Instruments, Hitachi and Mydata. LED applications are among
the fastest growing sectors of the electronics industry. In addition to status LEDs, development effort is now focusing on displays, automotive industry and object lighting. As the surface of the LED typically isn’t flat due to optical and cost constraints, standard pick-and-place nozzles are unsuitable and special LED nozzles are required for this dynamic sector.
Computrol: Hi Rel EMS
Meridian, ID — Computrol, Inc., a provider of mid- to low-volume, high- mix electronic manufacturing services to OEMs, offers varied and expansive production solutions including turn - key electronics contract manufactur- ing; complete electronics assembly; single- and double-sided PCB assem- bly; cable assembly; wireless harness assembly; supply chain management; SMT, through-hole and mixed PCA; BGA assembly; press-fit and back- plane assembly; electro-mechanical and subassembly builds; complete box builds; flying probe test, in-circuit test and functional test; and RoHS compli- ant/lead-free procurement and assem- bly. In addition, the company can provide combined quantity purchas- ing; raw materials procurement and management; finished goods invento- ry management; JIT delivery; ERP controls; and personalized account management. The company also is certified in
ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 13485, IPC class II and III and J-STD certified as well as being ITAR registered and lead-free RoHS compliant. The company’s electronics con-
tract manufacturing expertise allows customers to realize significant improvements in cycle time, asset utilization, reliability, flexibility and responsiveness. \ In December 2011, Computrol became AS9100C:2009 certified. The AS9100 standard includes the generic ISO 9001 ele- ments as well as nearly 100 addition- al requirements specifically designed to address the stringent, complex and unique demands of the defense
and commercial aerospace industry. Contact: Computrol, Inc., 499 E.
Corporate Dr., Meridian, ID 83642 % 208-887-1000 fax: 208-887-2000 Web:
www.computrol.com
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COT, with in-depth experience and knowledge on this topic, co-operates with major LED manufacturers right from the development phase. The company is capable of designing and manufacturing new LED nozzle
types on short notice. Contact: AdoptSMT Europe
GmbH, Untersbergstrasse 1, A-5082 Grodig near Salzburg, Austria % +43-6246-72440 fax: +43-6246-72550 E-Mail:
info@AdoptSMT.com Web:
www.AdoptSMT.com.
Special-purpose pick-and-place nozzles.
See at Nepcon China Booth #1A83.
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