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Valencia, CA — American Hakko Products has released its new FR- 810B hot air rework station, which the company hopes will set a new stan- dard for convective rework. The new, compact and lightweight design (3.3 lb.) contains a quiet turbine air supply capable of delivering up to 115 L/min. Its heating element design improves durability, provides a top end temper- ature of 1,120°F (600°C) and elimi- nates the quartz glass insulator tube. The FR-810B includes an ad-
vanced integrated vacuum pickup sys- tem with a visual indicator for reflow, allowing the operator to see when the component has completely reflowed and is safely lifted from the PCB. This special feature allows the operator to lift the hand-piece without fear of damaging the pads or leads. In addition, new N51 series
quick-change hot air nozzles for SMT components, specifically designed for use with the new vacuum pickup sys- tem, are also available. The nozzles are compatible with the Hakko FR- 810B and FR-810, and the older noz- zles from the Hakko FR-810, FR-803B, FR-802 and FR-801 hot air stations are also compatible with the FR-810B.
Epoxies’ Silicone Dielectric Gels Protect Electronics
Cranston, RI — Many electronic as- semblies and delicate components need soft encapsulating materials to protect them. Epoxies has introduced a series of clear silicone gels that are designed to seal and protect electron- ics from vibration, mechanical stress and shock. They can also be used to isolate circuits from moisture and contaminants while providing elec- trical insulation.
Other features include: an easy-
to-read digital display for both tem- perature and air level, slender hand- pieces with integrated start/stop but- ton, five user-programmable presets for temperature and airflow, a new preset chain feature that allows con- secutive execution of presets creating a rework profile, auto power-off, timer functions for process consisten- cy, an ESD-safe design, and pass- word lockout to prevent unautho- rized setup changes. American Hakko Products, Inc.,
FR-810B hot air rework system.
28290 Avenue Williams, Valencia, CA 91355 % 661-294-0090 fax: 661-294-0096 Web:
www.hakkousa.com
Silicone encapsulation gel. The 20-1700 potting and encap-
sulating silicone gels consist of four different products. Users can select the cure speed and firmness of the gel that best suits the application. Due to their excellent electrical prop- erties, dielectric strength, and resist- ance, the material can be used to en- capsulate electronic components, junction boxes, power modules and LEDs. They are formulated without solvents or other toxic materials. The popular TriggerBond® dual-
barrel cartridge system is the pre- ferred packaging option for the 201700 series due to the silicone’s quick gel time. TriggerBond 50, 200
and 400 ml cartridges are available. Contact: Epoxies, Etc., 21 Star-
line Way, Cranston, RI 02921 % 401-946-5564 fax: 401-946-5526
E-mail:
sales@epoxies.com Web:
www.epoxies.com
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WACKER officially opened the world’s most modern polysilicon manufacturing site April 18, 2016, in Charleston, Tennessee. Joining with our Burghausen and Nünchritz plants in Germany, WACKER is poised to serve the growing needs of the global solar energy industry and future demand for clean sustainable power.
Wacker Chemical Corporation, 3301 Sutton Road, Adrian, MI 49221, USA TEL: +1 888 922 5374, FAX: +1 517 264 4068,
info.usa@
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