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ACE Introduces New KISS Large Board Selective Soldering System
Spokane Valley, WA — ACE Produc- tion Technologies, Inc. has intro- duced its KISS-105 fully in-line large board format selective soldering sys- tem. The new system is capable of soldering printed circuit boards up to 28 x 36-in. (700 x 900mm) and can
0.354-in. (9mm). Large boards are processed in a
1-in. (25mm) border frame which sup- ports, locates and flattens the board. The frame-mounted boards are con- veyed into the machine in a normal SMEMA manner where they are opti- cally aligned, located and camped into position. After precise flux application, preheating elevates the top- side board temperature to a set temperature and main- tains the temperature throughout the complete soldering cycle. The printed circuit
KISS-105 selective soldering system.
handle the size and weight of large backplanes and other oversized prod- ucts. When equipped with a top-side preheater the KISS-105 can achieve Class 3 solder joints on printed cir- cuit boards with a thickness of up to
board remains stationary throughout the entire sol- dering process to avoid com- ponent movement and elim- inating the disruption of the solder fillets during the crit- ical formation phase. A fully-configured SMEMA-compatible selec- tive soldering platform,
the KISS-105 is equipped with “Super Quick” motion and closed- loop positioning feedback with linear encoders. Rapid setup time and re- duced time to achieve first produc- tion are expedited with the intuitive
C Ultra-compact micro-focus X-ray.
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Contact: ACE Production Tech- nologies, 3010 N. First Street,
Spokane Valley, WA 99216 % 509-924-4898 fax: 509-533-1299 E-mail:
sales@ace-protech.com Web:
www.ace-protech.com
Glenbrook: Ultra Compact Micro Focus X-Ray
Randolph, NJ — Glenbrook Tech- nologies is introducing the JB-Ultra
inspection system ever engineered. With dimensions of just 22 x 26-
in. (559 x 660mm), it is small enough to fit on a standard desk but capable of up to 500X magnification with 5- axis positioning and laser locater. The unit provides 10µ focal spot
imaging, totally contained computer with advanced image processing, and the company’s patented MXRA® magnification fluoroscopy technolo- gy, said to be the most reliable real- time and long lived x-ray imaging technology, operating at the lowest
radiation levels achievable. Contact: Glenbrook Technolo-
gies, 11 Emery Avenue, Randolph, NJ 07869 % 800-600-8866 or 973-361-8866 fax: 973-361-9286 Web:
www.glenbrooktech.com
N O T E S Z-AXIS CONTROLLER CABLE
Connector Type: High-density Dsub, 44 pins. Connector must have machined pins and metal shell. Use AMP part 778224-6.
NOTE: Pins 10-15 and 40-44 of this high-density cable carry rarely-used signals and may not be wired in the cable you are testing. This is acceptable.
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