March, 2014
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Munich, Germany — The SIPLACE team is presenting its hardware, software and service solutions, dis- playing what is described as the industry’s fastest and most flexible placement machines, the SIPLACE SX and SIPLACE X4i S. At 150,000 cph (components per hour), the SIPLACE X4i S reportedly has the industry’s best speed rating, while the highly successful SIPLACE SX is considered the reference platform for
the line. The comprehensive SIPLACE
software suite was designed to com- plement the powerful SIPLACE X, SIPLACE SX and SIPLACE CA plat- forms. The software tools are designed to support and optimize key workflows in areas of scheduling, NPI, production and optimization. The latest planning tool, Si -
Cluster Professional Multiline, al - lows users to create family set ups
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Web:
www.siplace.com See at IPC/APEX Booth #273.
INTRODUCING MICROLINE 2000 2000
Laser Depaneling Systems
Stress Free, Burr Free, Particle Free
Low Investment and Operating Cost
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Cuts Flex, Rigid or Rigid-Flex PCB’s
Workflow plus with multiple SIPLACE production lines.
high flexibility and high value manu- facturing environments with its unique interchangeable gantries. Another strong focus point is
intelligent workflow support. Work - flows covered include scheduling, NPI, production and optimization, and the company will present sophis- ticated software tools for all these key areas. Each workflow is designed to help production planners, setup preparation technicians, machine operators, line managers, production managers and maintenance engi- neers alike. The SIPLACE team also will
emphasize its global technology lead- ership by showcasing its findings on the entire 03015 process chain rang- ing from board and pad design to sol- der paste application to placement and reflow. Live placement of 03015 can be seen on the booth. The new SIPLACE X4i S posi-
tions the X-Series as the platform of choice for high-volume applications. But since flexibility plays an increas- ingly important role in this segment, the X-Series also offers options like the Glue Feeder, Linear Dip Flux Unit and support for PoP placement applications. The new version also uses the
company’s interchangeable gantries, giving manufacturers additional flex- ibly when responding to changing demand levels. The highly flexible SIPLACE SX still is the #1 solution of choice in the Americas, because its gantries, including placement heads, can be easily added or removed by the user. This makes it possible to move placement capacity between lines or to rent extra gantries when short-term demand spikes make this necessary. These features are complement-
ed by the SIPLACE MultiStar place- ment head, which can automatically switch between three placement modes (Collect and Place, Pick and Place and Mixed Mode). This unique ability allows the SIPLACE line to remain perfectly balanced and opti- mized, no matter what product or component mix needs to be run on
across an entire factory of SMT pro- duction lines. The tool creates assigns products in families to allow the least amount of changeovers for a given production schedule for the whole plant. It even takes into account line-
specific restrictions (feeder options, AOI, etc.) as well as product-specific restrictions (certain products must not be combined in the same setups). To learn more please visit the
SIPLACE team at booth 273 during APEX 2014. For more information about the hardware, software and service portfolio of SIPLACE, and the attractions at the APEX booth,
visit
www.siplace.com/APEX2014. Contact: ASM Assembly
Systems LLC, 3975 Lakefield Court, 1
Call us to learn more about laser depaneling 1-800-345-5753 |
www.lpkfusa.com/depaneling
See at APEX, Booth 1475 3 8:36 AM Critical Assembly Applications Require Critical Solutions
ASG Introduces X-PAQ™ System with Higher Torque EH2 Series Tools
NEW X-PAQ™ with EH2 Series tools featuring pulse fastening technology for HIGHER TORQUE applications
• Pulse Fastening Technology significantly reduces reaction typically associated with high torque electric tools
• Built-in simplified PLC functionality • Multi-Spindle Synchronization available • Torque Range: 1-35 N.m
0.7 - 25.8 lbf. ft
X-PAQ™ with SD2500 Series tools for LOWER TORQUE applications
• 12 tasks for multiple assembly set-ups with 8 available torque or angle control parameters within each task
ps ol
• Data collection, and run down graphing/ export
ng/ • Programmable I/O for process control
• Torque Range: 0.2 - 5.6 N.m 2 - 50 lbf. in
Made in the USA
Lower Torque X-PAQ™ with SD2500 tools
ASG, Division of Jergens, Inc. 888.486.6163 | 216.486.6163
www.asg-jergens.com
Products and Solutions for Assembly Quality Certified ISO 9001:2008 See at APEX, Booth 700 for a c
Torque X-PAQ™ with EH2 tools
NEW Higher
Transducerized DC Electric tools for accurate torque and angle controlled fastening
DC C Elel ctriic t t controlled fastening toolls
MicroLine 2000 series available in stand-alone or in-line configuration
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Cost or
See a DEMO
IPC/APEX Expo Booth #1475
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