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Page 35 MannCorp: Production Runner Turnkey Line
Willow Grove, PA — Manncorp’s new “Production Runner” turnkey PCB production line is designed to meet the needs of high-mix, low-to-mid-volume automated assembly and is equally suitable for both short and long runs. The line includes the company’s dual- head 8,000 cph MC-385V2V pick and place, the 5500 dual squeegee stencil printer and the CR-4000C lead-free hot air convection reflow system. According to the company, this equip- ment line-up will meet the production challenges faced by today’s OEMs and EMS providers who require the flexi- bility and feeder capacity to process today’s ever-increasing array of com- ponent types. The MC-385 accommo- dates 128 smart tape feeders and includes Cognex® on-the-fly vision that easily aligns standard and odd- form SMDs, providing a placement range from 01005s through 100 x 150mm connectors.
The 5500 stencil printer has ver-
tical lift and the ability to process dou- ble-sided boards. It maintains a con- sistent stencil height and pressure throughout the print stroke while sep- arating the PCB and stencil cleanly.
DfR Adds Enhanced Micro-testing
Capabilities College Park, MD — DfR Solutions is enhancing its micro testing capabili- ties with the installation of XYZ - TEC’s state-of-the-art Condor Series at DfR’s corporate headquarters in College Park, Maryland. The Condor Series will enable
DfR to offer expansive micro-mechani- cal testing, including JEDEC JESD22 qualification, copper wire bond pull and shear testing, dynamic bend test- ing of small structures, and material characterization of Pb-free solders, to its numerous component and OEM customers.
The compact 79-in. (2m) long lead-free CR-4000C reflow has a 16-in. (406mm) pin conveyor over a 20-in. (508mm) stainless steel mesh belt and includes KIC “Auto Focus Power” process automation software to pro- vide optimal oven settings. Manncorp products include pick-and-place ma - chines, stencil printers, reflow ovens, wave solder machines, rework equip- ment, board cleaners, desiccant cabi-
nets, and solder pastes. Contact: Manncorp, 2845
“Production Runner” SMT line — dual squeegee stencil printer, dual-head 8,000 cph MC-385V2V pick and place, and inline convection reflow oven.
Terwood Rd., Willow Grove, PA 19090 % 800-745-6266 or 215-830-1200 fax: 215-830-1206 E-mail:
sales@manncorp.com Web:
www.manncorp.com
Bond test pull tester. “We take the capability and
quality of our test equipment very seriously at DfR,” said DfR Solutions CEO Craig Hillman. “After an exten- sive survey of existing micro testing technology, it became quite clear that XYZTEC is the world leader in wire pull, bond shear, and die shear testing.” The Condor Series is reportedly
the most advanced bond tester on the market, with an impressive list of state-of-the-art capabilities, includ- ing high-speed shear testing and
micro cyclic bend testing. Contact: DfR Solutions, 5110
Roanoke Place, Suite 101, College Park, MD 20740 % 301-474-0607 fax: 240-757-0083 Web:
www.dfrsolutions.com
See us at SMT Hybrid Pkg. Booth 9-534
10:53 AM
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