February, 2013
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Veldhoven, Netherlands — Assem - bléon and Mirae are demonstrating the Mx200 Series pick-and-place machine, which uses an extensive, graphically oriented on-board pro- gramming that is easy to use and eliminates time-consuming parameter entry for small batches. The machines are for manufactur-
ers who specialize in quick-turn proj- ects, and can make these companies cost-effective and competitive. The Mx200 addresses any industry sector where very small batches of electronic assemblies need to be manufactured quickly. Promising fast prototype turn-
around times depends on how quickly it is possible to develop a new program (sometimes even without CAD data), set up the system, and receive a cor- rectly produced kit. Program genera- tion and verification, board support preparation, feeder loading and setup and creating vision files for the Mx100 and Mx200 are all fast and easy. Onboard utilities range from
CAD, Gerber and Centroid ASCII to image imports which can visually inspect parts related to the board image or CAD file. With vision over- lay of the component shapes, all parts on the PCB can first be inspect-
Speedline’s Electrovert: Lifetime Warranty on Solder Pots
Camdenton, MO — Speedline Technologies — Electrovert is provid- ing a lifetime warranty on the solder pot casting on all of its wave soldering machines sold after November 1, 2012. The lifetime warranty applies to the original purchaser.
Mx series assembly machine.
ed for correct part, X and Y positions, rotation and pin-1 check. The
machines also have a rich vision library and pattern recognition data- base for fast definitions of parts in the vision recognition files. Fast loading electrical feeders,
guided system set ups, camera view of the pickup point and pick angle and (optional) offline setup preparation tools drastically reduce setup and changeover time. Scheduled jobs are up and running in very short order. In addition, a flexible board support sys- tem reduces the board setup time to practically zero. The Mx Series machines utilize
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third generation, maintenance-free linear motors. These are low noise and light weight, and consume very
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little energy. Importantly, they are not subject to wear and so reliably maintain accuracy throughout the machine’s lifecycle. The equipment accepts a wide range of components and board size ranges making them cost-effective and reliable for proto- typing and small batch manufactur- ing. Outputs range from 8,000 to 20,000 components per hour
(IPC9850) per machine. Contact: Assembléon America, Inc., 5110 McGinnis Ferry Rd.,
Alpharetta, GA 30005 % 800-474-4547 or 770-751-4420 Web:
www.assembleon.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #2401.
Critical Suppliers Can Cause You Pain.
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I Nordson EFD delivers when others can’t.
Vectra Elite wave soldering machine is covered under the new warranty program.
Electrovert’s General Manager
Geoff Klein commented, “In today’s highly competitive environment it is important that manufacturers have complete trust in their wave soldering machine and equipment supplier. Backing our solder pots with this war- ranty is one way to ensure that trust.” The Electrovert wave soldering prod- uct lines are well known in the indus- try for longevity and reliability in low, medium, and high mass soldering environments. All Electro vert reflow, wave, and cleaning systems are
designed and built in the USA. Contact: Speedline Technol -
ogies, 1629 Old South 5,
Camdenton, MO 65020 % 573-346-3341 fax: 573-346-5554 E-mail:
info@speedlinetech.com Web:
www.speedlinetech.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #1341.
• Facilities in US, Asia & Europe • Comprehensive dispensing solutions • We have it now • Best quality in the industry • On time delivery • Higher yields, lower costs
For a complimentary copy of our new Solder Solutions Brochure, please call 800.556.3484 or 401.431.7000
or visit us at
www.nordsonefd.com/ads/ustech-0213 See us at Electronics West/MDM Booths 3113 and 2127 and IPC/APEX Booth 3119
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