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Fuji Boosts NXT III Productivity
Find Electronic Failures with Vibration Testing
Benchtop Vibration Table
Vernon Hills, IL — Fuji Machine Mfg. Co., Ltd. is introducing three solutions for improving NXT III pro- ductivity even more with the latest NXT III-related software. First, the software now supports the machine’s productivity priority mode for H24 heads. The cycle time is improved by 8 percent by using the productivity pri- ority mode versus standard mode, for a placing speed of 37,500 cph (up from 35,000 cph) and placing accuracy of {PM}38µm). This speed increase is effective for pro- duction when ultra-small chips are not being placed and/or high-density place- ments are not required. In addition, wide range
nozzles are now supported. By using wide range noz- zles, the nozzle types on the placing head can be reduced, which leads to improved cycle times due to reduced part pickup/placing cycles. It is also possible to place large volume rectangular chip parts at high speed due to the newly designed nozzle shape. The third change is an ad -
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vanced optimizer algorithm has been advanced. This can result in im - provements in cycle times of existing jobs just by optimizing them again with the new algorithm. The NXT III mounting platform is the company’s
latest addition to the NXT series, introduced last year, and it offers improved performance in all areas and continues the evolution of a machine which has now sold more than 44,000 modules all over the world, covering every imaginable
NXT III placement machine.
production type and volume. When introduced, the NXT III
provided better productivity for all part sizes and types because of a faster XY robot, faster tape feeders, and a recently developed “flying vision” parts camera. Contact: Fuji Machine America, 171 Corporate Woods Pkwy., Vernon Hills, IL 60061 % 847-821-2432 fax: 847-821- 7815 E-mail:
info@fujiamerica.com Web:
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See at NEPCON China Booth #C2-1E01.
TT Electronics Helps Cool New Audi Engines
Weybridge, UK — TT Electronics has revealed its role in helping Volks - wagen-Audi Group (VAG) boost the fuel economy and reduce the emis- sions of the latest-generation Audi A3, A4, A6 and similar-sized models.
INTRODUCING INTELLIGENT DRY STORAGE
J-STD Performance Achieves more than just compliance with
Fast Recovery Time minutes provides constant access to stored parts
MADE IN USA Engineers at the company’s
Salzburg technical centre created an electrically driven 50-Watt water- pump controller (EWPU) that has been employed in a range of applica- tions including the turbo-intercooler circuit of the advanced EA288 2.0- litre turbo diesel engine. To create the new EWPU for the
EA288 turbo-intercooler, TT Elec - tronics worked with Volks wagen- Audi Group and the water pump sup- plier, Saleri. The integrated control unit is optimized for mass-market deployment, and meets high per- formance and reliability targets
Water-pump controller.
using conventional assembly tech- nologies with a specially designed frameless EMC (electromagnetic compatibility) filtering circuit. So - phis ticated motor control and diag- nostics ensure smooth running and maximize reliability, while the option to connect to the vehicle’s LIN infrastructure provides scope for
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www.smartdry.com Coming Summer 2015 | Designed by ECD, Built in the U.S.A.
richer communications. Contact: TT Eectronics/BI
Technologies Corporation, 4200 Bonita Place, Fullerton, CA 92835- 1053 % 714-447-2300 or 714-447- 2345 E-mail:
sales@ttelectronics.com Web:
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