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New Pb-Free Solder Paste from Indium is Best Suited for Mil/Aero Boards
Clinton, NY — Indium Corporation has released RMA-155 Pb-Free Solder Paste, calling it the best solder paste for customers who are required to use RMA materials, but who need the performance benefits of modern Pb-free solder paste technology. RMA-155 was designed for balanced perform-
ance, making it suitable for high-complexity boards with a variety of component sizes, as well as simple assemblies. Compatible with both SnPb and SAC alloys, the new solder paste delivers con- sistent transfer efficiencies, excellent response-to- pause, and a strong oxidation barrier, even for long and hot profiles. It is halogen-free, resists graping on small components and tiny deposits, prevents head-in-pillow defects, and minimizes voiding for BGAs and large thermal planes (QFNs). RMA-155 conforms to the RMA classification for QQ-S-571F
ASI Intros Space-Saving Three-Phase Power Supplies
Mechanicsburg, PA — Automation Systems Interconnect Inc. (ASI) com- pact 80mm wide three-phase DIN rail power supplies are suitable for tight spaces and use less energy than other models due to the high-efficien- cy and low dissipated power design.
and offers proven performance similar to the well- received Indium8.9 Series solder pastes. The com- pany's full suite of compatible RMA materials in- cludes TACFlux RMS-155, WF-2212 wave flux, FP-2212 flux pens, and CW807 series flux-cored wires in many alloys. The new paste is best suited for military and
aerospace PCB assemblies, especially those still required to use RMA-classified fluxes. This solder paste also enables the transition to Pb-free be- cause the flux is compatible with both Pb-contain-
New lead-free solder paste for fine aperture printing.
ing and Pb-free alloys. Contact: Indium Corporation, 34 Robinson
Road, Clinton, NY 13323 % 315-381-7524 Web:
www.indium.com
SMART PRODUCTS. FOR BETTER
ACCURATE AND CLEAN DEPANELING
JOT’s Inline Router J501-63 features dual spindles which can operate independently to double productivity and maximize cuting quality and tool life. Precise product alignment and cuting accuracy are verified by an onboard Machine Vision system. This cost-effective JOT Router is compact, dust-free, and accurate.
3-phase power supply. Feature rich, this series is said
to be an extremely reliable three- phase power supply with active surge suppressor and inrush current lim- iter, output overload and short circuit protection, two user selectable output protection options. It provides protec- tion against hiccups (constant power protection), provides power loss alarm and front panel LED status indication all within a touch-safe enclosure. Power supplies are available in 48, 72 and 170VDC for specialized DC mo- tors as well as the more common 24VDC version. The 12 models meet the Machinery Directive EN60204-1 requirements and have a 92 percent+ maximum efficiency rating including the XCSG500C (20A, 500W), XCSG - 720C (30A, 720W) and XCSG960C
(40A, 960W) 24VDC models. Contact: Automation Systems Interconnect, P.O. Box 1340, Me-
chanicsburg, PA 17055 % 877-650-5160 fax: 717-249-5542 E-Mail:
info@asi-ez.com Web:
www.asi-ez.com.
FASTER ODD SHAPE PLACEMENT
JOT’s Odd Shape Placement Unit J504-08L accepts many types of feeders and grippers for components outside the standard SMT placement range. With automatic tool changes and a graphical user interface the system is easy to set up. Detection, test, and verification functions are built in for quality assurance and high productivity.
Please learn more about JOT Automation and our products, including our new offices in San Diego and Silicon Valley
www.jotautomation.com
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