March, 2014
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Ersa Compact Wave Soldering System
Plymouth, WI — ERSA’s POWER- FLOW e N2 compact wave soldering system offers its user optimal condi- tions for energy-efficient, safe and repeatable processes. The entire N2 process tunnel is made of stainless steel and designed for lowest nitro- gen consumption. The preheating system consists of a modular, flexible
ger or pallet conveyor. If desired, ex- changeable solder pots with trolley also are available so that the system can quickly and easily be equipped with different solder alloys. The up-to-date control concept
with touchscreen visualization guar- antees simple and safe machine op- eration and continuously monitors
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The Best Performance in Convertibility... WEST·BOND’s 7300E Pick & Place Systems
New generation wave soldering system.
and expandable preheating concept with a combination of convection and emitter heating systems. With intel- ligent spray fluxers and the use of high-quality materials and perfect geometries in the solder module, the POWERFLOW line provides the best soldering results in combination with the company’s many years of experience in Nitrogen lead-free pro- duction lines. In addition, the con- veyor system can be designed as fin-
all important operating statuses. This newest Ersa POWERFLOW model provides outstanding price- performance ratio providing an early
ROI — even with high solder prices. Contact: Ersa Kurtz North
America Inc. 1779 Pilgrim Rd., Ply- mouth, WI 53073 % 920-893-1779 fax: 920-893-1562 E-mail:
Ernie.Grice@
kurtzersa.com Web:
www.www.ersa.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #825.
• Encoder Controlled Rotating Pick-up Tool • Orthogonal X, Y, and Z Axes • Microprocessor Controlled • Throatless Chassis • ESD Compatibility • Epoxy Dispense or Eutectic Die Attach • Tweezer Die Pickup • Ultrasonic Beam Lead Diode Attach
Manufactured in the U.S.A. since 1966
www.westbond.com
1551 S. Harris Court Anaheim, CA 92806 Tel 714·978·1551
See at APEX, Booth 2240
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