July, 2015
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Fancort Intros Presses for Compliant Pin Pressing
West Caldwell, NJ — Fancort Indus- tries has introduced a new line of equipment for pressing compliant pin connectors into circuit boards. The equipment consists of custom fixtures built for the specific applica-
many Fancort builds depending on the amount of pressure required to press the full connector into the board. The customer can choose one of Fancort’s air presses, or for more critical pressing requirements, a ser-
The most advanced and versatile rework system available.
The MBT 350 has three handpiece channels that are active simultaneously. The system is fully programmable and can be password protected.
The Hi-Flo dual-purpose vacuum/pressure pump and delivery system features PACE’s patented SNAP-VAC Technology, providing the most vacuum available for desoldering applications.
MBT 350
1-877-882-7223
paceworldwide.com
Press and fixture for compliant pin pressing.
tion and the appropriate press to ac- complish the procedure. The fixture is built to spread the pressure evenly across all the pins of the connector without damage to the rest of the cir- cuit board. It can be made for any size connector, or multiple connec- tors going onto one board. The press is selected among the
vopress can be supplied that uses a built-in computer to control press cycle and has a built-in load cell to
ensure the pressure is not exceeded. Contact: Fancort Industries,
Inc., 31 Fairfield Place, West Cald- well, NJ 07006 % 888-326-2678 or 973-575-0610 fax: 973-575-9234 Web:
www.fancort.com
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