New Products
New products
New vertical-format misprint and
stencil cleaning system
MIRTEC premeirs new inspection
CyberOptics premiers SE500 ™ 3-d
The StencilWasher MP, a fully automatic
systems at APEX
solder paste inspection
misprint and stencil cleaning system from
MIRTEC introduces the latest in its award
CyberOptics redefines inspection speed
Aqueous Technologies Corp, removes
winning MV-7 Series, the MV-7xi in-line
with the SE500—a new 100 percent 3-D
non-reflowed solder paste and adhesives
AOI system, and the MS-11 In-Line SPI Sys-
solder paste inspection system. This system
from misprinted assemblies, stencils and
tem. Fully configured, the MV-7xi provides
has the ability to inspect the most demand-
screens, and post-reflow circuit assemblies.
one top-down four mega pixel camera with
ing assemblies with a >70 cm2/second
StencilWasher MP is capable of removing
9.8 micron resolution and four side-view
inspection speed that does not compromise
all solder pastes, including rosin, water
cameras. The patented “Quad Angle Light-
measurement accuracy and repeatability.
soluble, and no-clean as well as uncured
ing System” provides four independently
The SE500 can inspect pad sizes down
surface mount adhesives. Additionally, it
programmable zones for optimal illumina-
to 01005 component size (150 x 150 µm)
is designed to remove solder paste from
tion of inspection areas. The MS-11 uses
while keeping up with ever-increasing line
misprinted assemblies as well as stencils
Shadow Moiré Technology and Phase
speeds.
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and screens. StencilWasher MP may be
Stepping Image Processing to inspect solder
used in post-reflow defluxing applications,
paste deposition on PCBs post-screen print.
and features a capacity of 32 x 30” (812.8
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mm x 763 mm), making it an ideal solution
Seika debuts McDry HM1001 dehu-
for oversized circuit assemblies.
midifying storage cabinet
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Seika Machinery’s HM1001 electronic
Nihon Superior SN100C P600
drying storage cabinet provides optimal
halogen-free solder paste
ultra-low humidity and moisture-proof stor-
Nihon Superior Co. Ltd.’s new SN100C
age for IC packages. It can maintain 1%RH
P600 solder paste is a halogen-free high-
and removes moisture at a very fast rate
reliability no-clean lead-free solder paste
through the use of a powerful zeolite desic-
FlexSolder W510 mini-wave
that does not contain F, Cl, Br and I.
cant that never needs replacement. The
selective soldering system
Designed as a high-reliability solder paste
unit features adjustable shelves that can
Juki’s new FlexSolder W510 uses the same
for high-density assembly with stable print-
hold up to 220 pounds, and is equipped
selective soldering technology that has been
ability, the paste provides excellent reflow
with a digital RH Meter.
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successful in the past but with a new flex-
with good wetting and minimum inci-
ible design that allows the machine to be
Single-component rework with
dence of mid-chip balling, low residue and
assembled anywhere, and to allow complete
V-Works 24 vapor-phase rework
significant cost advantages. Additionally,
option upgrades in the field. The advantage
station
it typically can be reflowed with a profile
of Juki’s selective soldering machines over
V-Works 24 is a single component rework
similar to that which is commonly used
competitors remains the same as in past
tool using vapor phase technology to
with SAC305 and SAC405 with 240˚C
machines, i.e. the ability to have multiple
transfer heat for removal and replacement
peak.
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mini-wave nozzles soldering simultaneously
of single components and connectors on
or even running separately using two differ-
circuit boards. The tool uses proven vapor
ent size nozzles.
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42 – Global SMT & Packaging – March 2009
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