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September, 2013
LPKF: ProtoMat S63 Milling Machine
Tualatin, OR — LPKF is exhibiting the ProtoMat S63 milling machine — a versatile benchtop PCB milling machine suitable for any engineering environment. Its applica- tions range from analog to RF and also include multi- layer boards. Some basic features of
the ProtoMat S63 are: auto- matic tool change, 60,000 rpm spindle motor, solder paste dispensing, and auto- matic milling width ad - -justment. The ProtoMat S63 is
Printed Circuit Boards The Right Time
The Right Price
www.divsys.com international, llc
PH: 317-405-9427
the system of choice for vir- tually all in-house proto- typing applications where speed and security are cru- cial. It’s also perfectly suit- ed for multilayer and RF applications. The high rotational
The built-in dispenser applies
solder paste onto the substrates fully automatically with minimum data preparation.
speed ensures the fine struc- tures of up to 100µm required by many of today’s applications. The precision and performance of this compact circuit board plotter are the foundation for producing PCB proto- types in just one day. Up to 15 tools can be automati-
cally changed during production. This reduces setup times and allows for unattended production. The coni- cal milling cutters produce different insulation channels depending on the penetration depth. The automat- ic milling width adjustment main- tains uniform PCB track widths.
Automatic PCB milling system. The 60,000 rpm milling spindle
ensures the shortest machining times and highest accuracy. Upgrade kit includes 100,000
rpm spindle and pneumatic non-con- tact working depth limiter (Part no.
127702) and vacuum table. Contact: LPKF Laser and
Electronics, 12555 SW Leveton Dr., Tualatin, OR 97062 % 800-345-5753 or 503-454-4200 fax: 503-682-7151 E-mail:
info@lpkfusa.com Web:
www.lpkfusa.com
See at PCB West Booth #505.
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