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February, 2013


Sono-Tek Servo Dual Flux System


Milton, NY — Sono-Tek Corporation is showing its SonoFlux Servo Dual Flux ultrasonic spray fluxing system. A variation of the company’s


proven, versatile SonoFlux Servo system, the SonoFlux Servo Dual Flux system was introduced in 2012 to enable customers to perform rapid process changeovers with dual flux capabilities, for the ultimate flexibil- ity in wave solder fluxing. The same fluxing capability and user-friendly controls are standard for the SonoFlux Servo Dual Flux. This new system offers preci-


sion metered flow with dual flux delivery and has these control func- tions: full Windows©-based control recipe-driven control of flux 1 and flux 2 process parameters with recipe storage; automatic flux purge when switching fluxes to eliminate cross contamination; high-precision flux delivery pump; no solvent purge required; compatible with all fluxes


Ultrasonic fluxing and control system.


Contact: Sono-Tek Corporation,


2012 Route 9W, Milton, NY 12547 % 845-795-2020 fax: 845-795-2720


Web: www.sono-tek.com See at IPC/APEX Booth #3400.


New Selective Soldering Technology from Vitronics Soltec


See us at Electronics West/MDM Booth 449 and IPC/APEX Booth 2520


Hampton, NH — In a recent Design Experiment, Vitronics Soltec set out to establish a robust dip soldering process with short cycle times. By focusing on through-hole filling, eliminating bridging, and minimiz- ing solder balling, the company determined that by introducing a nitrogen cover with screens, solder- ing performance was as accurate as with using wettable strips, with defect levels less than 100PPM. The 6746 is a selective soldering


automation work cell that has been optimized for maximum throughput and flexibility, while minimizing its footprint in the factory. It incorporates an inline design that provides parallel processing for fast cycle times, and intuitive programming features enhance the automation capacity of the work cell. The small size of the 6746 allows it to be easily reconfigured into a new production cell or line when required by changing demands. The XPM3i reflow soldering


oven represents the latest in reflow technology from the company. Since


the XPM platform was introduced in 1999, over 4,500 units have been installed and are in production worldwide. The XPM3i model was


— aggressive water soluble flux upgrade possible; selective area flux- ing capability.


Model 6746 selective soldering workcell.


introduced in 2010. It provides pre- cise process control and superior value for high production, 24/7 man-


ufacturing environments. Contact: Vitronics Soltec, 8


Merrill Industrial Drive, Unit #1, Hampton, NH 03842 % 603-772- 7778 E-mail: info.us@vsww.com Web: www.vitronics-soltec.com.


See at IPC/APEX Booth #3201.


Miller-Stephenson: Low Global Warming Products


Danbury, CT — In response to cur- rent and possible future regulations on global warming chemicals, Miller- Stephenson has developed a Low Global Warming (LGW) family of products for a variety of applications. This new advanced line of high


purity products maintains its origi- nal excellence in performance while reducing the user’s carbon footprint. The product line includes Aero- Duster©, Quik-Freeze©, Flux Remov -


er and PTFE Release Agents. Contact: Miller-Stephenson Chemical Co., Inc., 55 Backus


See us at IPC/APEX Booth 208


Avenue, Danbury, CT 06810 % 800-992-2424 or 203-743-4447


Environmentally-friendly products.


fax: 203-748-7351 E-mail: support@miller- stephenson.com Web: www.miller-stephenson.com


See at Electronics West/MD&M Booth #1965.


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