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MICRO DISPENSING TECHNOLOGY
SMALL REPEATABLE VOLUMES ARE A CHALLENGE, BUT NOT IMPOSSIBLE IF YOU HAVE BEEN CREATING THEM AS LONG AS WE HAVE.
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Affordable Diode Laser Module from BEA Lasers
Elk Grove Village, IL — Intended for education, light assembly and simple alignment jobs, the GPL 105 series laser diode module system is the newest addition to BEA Lasers’ line. The GPL 105 system is best suit-
ed for general purpose, medium-duty applications. The system includes a 3/8-in. NPT-threaded housing with mounting hardware and a plug-in USB-type power supply. Cable connec- tor length is 36-in. (914mm) and avail- able patterns are red dot or line with a nominal
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and evaluate any differences. If the difference between the current process and the reference exceed user-defined limits, subsequent PCBs are prevented from entering the oven by means of the Surface Mount Equipment Manufacturer’s Association (SMEMA) interface. Special temperature probes are mount- ed along the heated length on both sides of the machine to monitor actual product level temperatures in real time. In addition, the system monitors the current speed and position of each assembly within it. Temperature probes with-
in this system are designed to be smaller and thus positioned closer to a PCB being moni- tored, for the most accurate possible temperature measure- ments in the vicinity of a PCB or electronic assembly during soldering. The smaller size also reduces the chance of a probe shad- owing a PCB or assembly being mon- itored. The system performs meas-
Perfect Soldering, Every Time! With Reduced Labor Costs!
Fancort and Japan UNIX together deliver a wide variety of contact, ultrasonic, or laser robotic soldering solutions to handle the most diffi cult soldering applications with ease and effi ciency. There is no need to struggle any longer. These systems will replace your highly skilled soldering operators with lower cost
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urements of product-level zone tem- peratures and conveyor speed inde- pendently, stopping the machine from malfunctioning if, for example, a heater or fan is ineffective or an operator loaded the wrong recipe for
The Automatic Profiling System (APS) from SolderStar provides flexible and
accurate thermal profiling of electronic assemblies and PCBs.
the circuit board being produced. The APS is designed to run con-
tinuously so that there are no “blind spots” in a production process. The profile of every PCB or product is monitored, modeled, and verified to ensure that it meets a set of require- ments. The system is designed to meet the requirements of a manufac- turer, to help lower the cost of pro- duction by reducing production downtime due to rework and addi- tional labor. This advanced thermal profiling technology helps overcome the age-old problem of “you can’t manage what you can’t measure.” The APS is meant as an imme-
diate but permanent solution to ther- mal profiling of manufactured elec- tronic products. Because of its advan- tages, manufacturers of military, automotive, and medical electronic devices are moving towards this technology as a preferred means of thermal profiling since it is consis- tent and accurate and provides 100- percent traceability through the use of advanced software. The system is designed to find conditions in elec- tronic assemblies before they become problems, and while they can still be rectified easily and efficiently, with minimal downtime and expense. Contact: Solderstar Ltd., Unit 1,
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