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March, 2015


Count On Tools Unveils Mini StripFeeder


Gainesville, GA —Count On Tools Inc. (COT) has launched the next version of its award-winning StripFeeder Sys- tem for loading tape-and-reel compo- nents onto compact modules for proto- typing and high-mix, low-volume ap- plications. The StripFeeder Mini in- corporates the same award-winning design of the original StripFeeder in a smaller, compact package (134 x 152mm). This package is well suited for smaller prototype and rework ma- chines as well as most SMT pick-and- place equipment. The StripFeeder Mini’s compact


design is better equipped to handle short strips of components, such as 2 to 4-in. of tape for both prototyping and low-volume, high-mix applica- tions. It offers increased lane capaci- ty with the ability to run two StripFeeder Minis in the same space as one original StripFeeder. The Mini is a lower cost option than OEM feeders, both standard and custom. In addition, the StripFeeder Mini in- corporates removable rails that can be mounted to accommodate a wide array of tape sizes in the same feed- er. The rails align with precision pin locaters and lock down tightly. The StripFeeder Mini rails also


have a mechanical lock-spring to hold the tape in place by the sprocket hole for part registration and repeatable pick-and-place applications. This means the user only has to teach the pick-up location one time and consis- tently reload the unit with the same parts over and over for longer runs. The innovative design holds the com- ponents securely in the machined


tracks to prevent parts from being miss-picked, flipped in the pocket or lost. Customers also can remove rails to accommodate larger components up to 120mm tape width. The StripFeed- er Mini system is compatible with most types of SMT equipment.


Mini Stripfeeder. The StripFeeder systems are a


cost-effective way to load many compo- nents, including odd-form and custom components, without having to pur- chase expensive feeders. The quick-to- assemble, easy-to-install modules are designed for rapid loading of tape-and- reel components on existing SMT pick- and-place equipment. In addition, the trays enable fast changeover between product runs without unloading from the machine. The StripFeeder trays are com-


patible with both paper and embossed tape simultaneously, and are especial- ly suitable for low-volume high-mix


applications and prototyping. Contact: Count On Tools Inc.,


2481 Hilton Dr., Suite 3, 1 10/22/2013 11:52:58 AM


Gainesville, GA 30501 % 770-538-0411 E-mail: sales@pbtools.us Web: www.pbtools.us or www.cotinc.com.


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