March, 2014
www.us-tech.com Seica: Next Generation Testing
Strambino, Italy — Seica is demon- strating innovative solutions for test and selective soldering, is highlight- ed by the release of generation 3.0 software — ready to go for the future of test, taking care of time, the fourth dimension of the contract manufac- turing space and the most important factor of every industrial manual or automated process. The new Pilot4D flying probe
Inovaxe: Material Handling Solutions
Deerfield Beach, FL — Inovaxe is highlighting its Ultra Lean Total Ma- terial Handling and Storage Solution that addresses the challenges of deal- ing with SMT parts and kits within the stockroom and WIP locations. New is the company’s Vending
Style Inventory Material Handling Solution, which provides vending style parts at the customer’s manu- facturing facility, utilizing Inovaxe’s organized, efficient, Single Package Single Location InoCart/InoKit carri- ers with the proprietary cloud-based InoView software.
line is spearheaded by the ultimate Pilot4DV8, introduced last Novem- ber at productronica. This is the prober that’s ready for all technolo- gies and all types of electrical, optical and thermal tests, probing on the smallest SMD 03015 chip, and suit- able for prototyping, production, re- pair and reverse engineering of elec- tronic boards. For functional test, the company
is introducing a state-of-the-art test for power inverters, the new Compact Multi Power, the green tester that may recycle up to 80 percent of the power used for testing a motor invert- er, up to 24kW. In addition, there is the high
performances Compact Line for auto- motive test, where world class manu- facturing standards have inspired the company’s engineers in designing a comprehensive line of testers suit-
able for a modern lean production en- vironment. Also on display, is the small benchtop ICT/functional line, called the MINI 80 and MINI 200, the smallest rack-mountable and powerful ATE, with full in-circuit and functional test capabilities en- closed in a box the same size as a DVD player. The MINI series tester can be used as a standalone or as an add-on tool for more complex tester
architectures. Contact: Seica, Inc., 50A North-
western Drive, Suite 10, Salem, NH 03079 % 603-890-6002 fax: 603-890-6003 Web:
www.seica.com or
www.seica-na.com
Flying probe tester. See at IPC/APEX Booth #1883.
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InoKit carrier. The industry favorite InoKit
Carriers are being shown in combi- nation with the InoView software. InoKit carriers are an ultra lean so- lution for the storage and kitting of prototype parts for engineers and SMT manufacturers. The carriers are organized, efficient, state-of-the- art, single package-single location material storage carriers, which house small, medium, and large SMT reels, or any type of mechanical parts and printed circuit boards. In addition, InoView software is
an excellent tool for managing parts and kits within the stockroom and WIP. Part locations and kit require- ments can quickly be identified with accuracy and traceability. The patented InoCart MSD also
will be in the booth, as it is a true so- lution for managing moisture-sensi-
tive devices. Contact: Inovaxe, 1015 W. New-
port Center, Ste. 108, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 % 954-531-1363 E-mail:
info@inovaxe.com Web:
www.inovaxe.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #428.
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