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Smart Mobile Station Carts from IAC Industries


BREA, CA — IAC Industries intro- duces Smart Mobile Stations (SMS), a series of mobile utility carts that enable users to take computers,


constructed with a heavy-gauge steel cantilever base and polyurethane caster wheels with locking brakes. Rising from the rear of the base is an


the height of the upright. Smart Mobile Station carts are offered in two primary series: Standard and Premium. Most models stand 68.5 inches tall; a 48.5 inch tall model is also available. The Premium series includes a rechargeable 12VDC bat- tery pack and inverter to provide 110VAC, 750W output power, and up to 1500 watts of startup surge draw. The battery pack recharges automat- ically when plugged in and includes a digital battery charge indicator.


Optional accessories include sus- pended drawers and lockers, flat panel display arms or mounting brackets, CPU holder, keyboard tray, notebook shelf, wire management channel, ESD surface laminate, doc- ument holder, label holder, and a bar


code reader holster. Contact: IAC Industries, 895


Beacon Street, Brea, CA 92821-2905 % 800-989-1422 fax:714-990-0557


E-mail: benchsales@iacindustries.com Web: www.iacindustries.com


NBS Enhances Rework Services for Large and Small Assemblies


Mobile workstation cart system.


printers, scanners, files, tools, and other equipment anywhere in the form of a mobile workstation for tasks such as scanning, inventory control, stocking, weighing, order picking, diagnostics, printing, and testing. Smart Mobile Stations are


extruded aluminum channel struc- ture with up to 10x 110VAC electri- cal outlets, a master switch, and 8 ft cord. A main work surface with ergonomically-positioned guide han- dles, along with accessory options, may be positioned anywhere along


Santa Clara CA — NBS has announced the completed deployment of two advanced capability Summit 1800 Rework Systems into their manufacturing operation headquartered in Santa Clara. The new system in -


cludes the latest technolo- gies for both large and small assemblies, including non- contact site dressing and plated (Pin) through-hole rework. The equipment in - creases their ability to per- form complex rework with fast turn-around and high quality results.


Contact: NBS, 2950 Patrick


March, 2013


Newly installed PCB retwork system.


Henry Drive, Santa Clara CA 95054 % 408-654-1100


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