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Scienscope Intros New X-ray Component Counter
Chino, CA — Scienscope Inter national, an inspec- tion solutions provider, has introduced its AXI5100c X-ray component counter. The machine is capable of counting the latest 03015s as well as 7 and 15in (178 and 381mm) reels. Besides count- ing reels, the machine counts components in ESD bags, storage sticks and trays. The AXI5100c also performs traditional X-ray
inspection of electronics, as well as counterfeit component detection. The AXI5100c-i is a fully- automated in-line system that can handle loading and unloading of components using various con- veyors, loaders/unloaders and robotic systems. The company also offers its View-X 1800 cab-
inet X-ray inspection system, which is a full-fea- tured entry level system. It contains a state-of-the- art 90kV micro-focus X-ray tube, and a standard 4 x 3in (102 x 76mm) flat-panel detector with tilting
AXI5100c X-ray component counter.
capability. The X-spection 6000 is a more advanced system, which has a 130kV micro-focus X-ray tube, with an optional 5 x 5in (127 x 127mm) digital flat- panel detector or an optional ultra-resolution detector. Both have tilting capability up to 65°. The X-spection 6000 also has a rotating table that can move a total of 350°. Also from Scienscope is the AXI-8000, which
is a fully-automated in-line X-ray machine that can either inspect in 2D or advanced planar CT for reconstruction of 3D images. There is no need to
Schaefer Avenue, Chino, CA 91710 % 909-590- 7273 fax: 909-494-5513 E-mail: toneil@scien-
scope.com Web:
www.scienscope.com
move the sample once it is in place. Contact: Scienscope International Corp., 5751
See at NEPCON China, Booth 1H17 and SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 7-109
VJE Upgrades XQuik, Micra, and Summit Systems
Littleton, MA — VJ Electronix, a manufacturer and supplier of rework and X-ray inspection systems, has improved its popular XQuik with AccuCount, Micra, and Summit sys- tems.
The XQuik II with AccuCount
technology has been helping manu- facturers around the world keep accurate inventory of their compo- nent reels. The system automatically
expands its application range into more automotive, medical, military, and aerospace products. The new Summit II is the com-
pany's latest semi-automated rework system. Improved ergonomics com- bined with next-generation controls, and proven heating technology pro- vide high performance and versatili- ty. The system comes with a smaller footprint, but a larger board capacity
Micra rework system, designed for small, high-performance components.
counts components as small as 01005 with 99 percent accuracy. The process takes only seconds and requires no programming. The new XQuik II handles reels from 7 to 15in (178 to 381mm). The company's popular Micra
See at SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 7-159
rework system has been designed to rework small, high-performance components, such as chip scale pack- ages (CSP), package on package (PoP), and micro passives (01005). The enhanced system has a 35mm (1.4in) alignment field of view, which
than its predecessor, with easy-to- adjust board support
fixtures.
Updated SierraMate software builds on its previous user-friendly inter- face and offers a simple, icon-driven GUI, as well as flexibility through its
customizable operation sequences. Contact: VJ Electronix, Inc., 234
Taylor Street, Littleton, MA 01460 % 978-486-4777 fax: 978-486-4550 Web:
www.vjelectronix.com
See at NEPCON China, Booth 1E48
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