March, 2014
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Hakko Intros New FX-100 Soldering System
Valencia, CA — Hakko’s FX-100 Soldering System, using induction heat soldering technology in a small, compact station includes microproces- sor control that boosts the recovery performance of the soldering iron tip and an Advanced System Design that optimizes performance by reducing the loss of power in the system while maintaining the lowest EMI levels to meet applicable standards, especially for work with sensitive devices.
providing constant dynamic feedback to the operator about the thermal load on the soldering iron tip. The T31 Series Tip Cartridges provide extra tip life with greater power at each of the two temperature selections. Password Lockout prevents unauthorized sys- tem setup changes. Tip sleep function reduces tip
temperature to preserve tip life and reduce oxidation when the iron is not in use. Large backlit display provides a clear and simple interface with the operator. User programmable profiles for tip and solder selection. Activity monitor provides cumula- tive data on tip heater loads and tip running time to aid in process con- trol and managing operating costs.
Auto-power off safety feature. Contact: American Hakko
Smart soldering iron. The system is simple to operate
— just plug it in and turn it on; no cal- ibration is required. Features include user selectable power activity display
Products, Inc., 28920 Ave.
Williams, Valencia, CA 91355 % 661-294-0090 fax: 661-294-0096 Web:
www.HakkoUSA.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #2285.
Newton, MA — C&K Components, a supplier of tact switches, toggle and rocker switches, and smart card inter- connect devices, has expanded its sub- miniature snap-acting switch offering
Tamper-proof Submin Switches from C&K
TEST PROBES: 20.000 VARIANTS IN MORE THAN 400 SERIES
ing force options to provide customers with customization options to meet smart and industrial meter applica- tion requirements. The highly reliable subminiature
snap-acting switches are designed to provide tamper-proof performance, preventing meter fraud and ensuring system integrity. The RoHS-compliant switches
have a mechanical operating life of one million cycles, and have a contact rat- ing of 5A at 125VAC, contact resist- ance of 100mW(maximum), insulation resistance of 100MW (minimum), and dielectric strength of 1000VAC (mini- mum). The switch’s operating temper-
Tamper-proof snap-action switches.
with the development of the MS Series. The new switches have detect interlock and movement functionality, as well as different lever and operat-
ature range is from –40 to +85°C. Contact: C&K Components 15
Riverdale Ave., Newton, MA 02458 % 617-969-3700 E-mail: allison.turn-
er@ck-components.com Web:
www.ck-components.com
Rogers: Thermal & Electric Conductive Adhesive Film
Chandler, AZ — Rogers Corporation (NYSE: ROG) Advanced Circuit Materials Division has launched COOLSPAN® Thermally and Electric - ally Conductive Adhesive (TECA) Film, designed to provide reliable high temperature performance. The film is a thermosetting, epoxy-based, silver-filled adhesive
tive to fusion bonding, sweat solder- ing, mechanical, or press fit metal attachment. This film provides both a thermally and electrically conduc- tive bond interface. The film is supplied in sheet
form on a PET (PolyEthylene Tereph - thalate recyclable plastic) carrier and is easy to handle when converting into preforms and when peeling from the carrier. It is able to survive lead-free solder processing and offers outstand- ing chemical resistance and high tem- perature performance, helping you to keep things cool. COOLSPAN TECA Film has
been demonstrated to easily survive 5X lead-free solder exposures, 1000 hours at 85°C/85 percent RH, and
Conductive film and recyclable plastic carrier sheet.
film used to bond circuit boards to heavy metal backplanes, heat sink coins and RF module housings. The adhesive can be used as an alterna-
190°C for 10 days. Contact: Rogers Corporation,
100 South Roosevelt Ave., Chandler, AZ 85226 % 480-961-1382 fax: 480-961-4533 Web:
www.rogerscorp.com
See at IPC/APEX Booth #1828.
2130 Victor Place Colorado Springs, CO 80915 USA 1-800-530-8377
Website:
virtual-ii.com Email:
info@virtual-ii.com
• Handles parts as small as .004” • ESD safe • Variety of interchangeable tip sizes and materials • Numerous models to choose from - Tabletop 110 or 220 volt systems - Compressed air or nitrogen units - In-house vacuum source hand tools - Portable battery operated systems • Made in the USA
HIGH-FREQUENCY PROBES: LARGEST SPECTRUM
More information about our Innovation Campaign:
www.ingun.com/innovationcampaign
INGUN USA, Inc. | 252 Latitude LN STE 102 | Lake Wylie SC 29710 | USA | Phone: +1 (803) 831 1200 |
mailbox@ingun.us |
www.ingun.us See at APEX, Booth 1141 Test Probes · Test Fixtures
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