TitleNew Products
New products
camera angles and clear voice instruction
that allows someone with reasonable dex-
terity, the right replacement tools and the
right mind set to be able to perform PCB
repairs. The teaching videos are sold both
individually or as a set.
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achieve quality and efficiency with
placement force measurement
CeTaQ is seeing an increased focus on
placement force measurement as quality
assurance departments seek efficient meth-
ods to maintain quality whilst increasing
productivity to counteract decreasing profit
margins. To enable electronics manufactur-
ers to react to the demands of component
diversity and continued miniaturization
whilst still achieving their goals of effi-
ciency and reliability, CeTaQ developed
Dual-lane consistency
its innovative measuring device to exactly
from placement to reflow
gauge even the most miniscule press-on
Siemens Electronics Assembly Systems and
force occurring during the automated
soldering system manufacturer Seho Sys-
component placement operation. A quick
tems GmbH are closely working together
and straightforward analysis of the actual
on the development of new processes to
placement force will enable the early detec-
make electronics production more effi-
tion of weak points in the process, which in
cient. The first result of this cooperation is
turn avoids damage and cuts costs.
now ready for field testing. The Seho Dual
www.cetaq.com
Reflow Oven carries forward the dual-lane
concept of Siplace’s placement solutions
and is the first oven to feature separately
adjustable temperatures for each lane.
www.siplace.com,
www.seho.de
Beakthrough self-filleting
die attach technology
Further advancing the capabilities of mod-
ern die attach technology, Henkel has de-
veloped a line of new Ablestik® brand die
attach materials known as self-filleting die
attach. The new class of die attach products
offers all of the benefits of traditional
interchangeable material path
die attach pastes but takes the adhesive of a particular database technology. This
rotary valve for precise, repeatable
technology further by incorporating a self- makes the software unique and gives the
shot sizes
filleting mechanism, making it a viable and customer a safety and security without
Techcon Systems, a product group of OK
much less costly alternative to die attach previous parallel.
www.mydata.com
International and a provider of fluid dis-
films.
www.henkel.com/electronics
pcB repair “how To” training series
pensing systems and products, introduced
secure traceability software BEST Inc. released a new CD-based “How
its new TS7000 Interchangeable Material
Path (IMP) series rotary valve, which builds
MYDATA released its MYTrace traceabil- To” training series on the most common
on the strengths of Techcon’s popular
ity software, a fully automatic system that PCB repairs. This series of 10 repair teach-
allows users to quickly and simply trace ing videos demonstrate firsthand how to
TS5000 Series Rotary Microvalve. The
mounted components to printed circuit repair the most common physical dam-
new model offers no ‘dead fluid volume,’
boards, saving both time and resources. ages seen on PCBs. The series includes
a field-replaceable feed screw/cartridge as-
MYTrace is future proof and modular and demonstrations of techniques in PCB pad,
sembly that’s interchangeable with TS5000-
stores data in an application independent trace, eyelet, laminate, corner, mask as well
DMP feed screw auger inserts, a flexible
format which does not rely on the existence as other repairs. Videos feature multiple
motor, and a needle mounting option.
40 – Global SMT & Packaging – February 2009
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