February, 2013
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Page 99 Pillarhouse Intros New Soldering Combo
Elk Grove Village, IL — Pillarhouse is releasing its new Jade-Prodex selective soldering system, which stems from the company’s hand-load Jade platform. The Prodex incorpo- rates DC servo drives and has twin independent solder pots that can be configured with Multi-dip, AP1 and Jet Wave nozzles. The system pro- vides auto pot changing, along with the highly acclaimed Handex board load system. Because of the ever- increasing pre-heat requirements for lead-free alloys, a new underside pre- heater is available as an option, using the company’s patented slide- in/slide-out pre-heater module. The company is also releasing
its new high speed Fusion platform, which incorporates high-speed trans- fer with maximum flexibility and reduced line length at a lower cost compared to current market offer- ings. The standard cell can be config- ured in 24 x 24 (fluxer/pre-heat/sol- der) for the CM, or, the cell can be
Digicom Enhances Product and Process Control
Oakland, CA —EMS provider Digicom Electronics, Inc. is introducing its Diamond Track Process, a multifac- eted approach to quality and produc- tivity. The processes include advanced cleaning, selective soldering, purchas- ing and inventory management, pro - cess control, inspection and test, and
configured with fluxer/pre-heat and up to 3 solder modules with 8 heater options for high speed applications. The solder cells can be config-
ured with any of the company’s solder technologies; custom dip, multi dip, jet wave and AP1, down to 1.5mm and the new easy auto pot changer for fast non contact changeovers. The system is highly flexible and is very competi-
tively priced. Contact: Pillarhouse USA, Inc.,
635 Touhy Ave., Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 % 847-593-9080 fax: 847-593-9084 Web:
www.pillarhouseusa.com
Fusion high-speed flexible line. See at IPC/APEX Booth #3141.
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process validation. These activities enhance productivity, product control, quality, and integrity of the products that Digicom builds. New to the Diamond Track
Process is selective soldering equip- ment, in an inert, Nitrogen environ- ment, that improves throughput while achieving solder joint quality at “preferred target” IPC-610 stan- dards. To ensure the company’s high quality objectives and goals, it added the most advanced, laser equipped optical inspection machine, with multiple side-angle camera vision that captures even minor defects and compiles statistics that are extracted and monitored. The last mile, critical to high reliability PCBAs, was the design and implementation of a wash process that enables Digicom to achieve levels of cleanliness far above best levels of acceptability,
based on IPC-TM-650 standards. Contact: Digicom Electronics,
Inc., 7799 Pardee Lane, Oakland, CA 94621 % 510-639-7003 E-Mail:
info@digicom.org Web:
www.digicom.org
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