New Products
Cookson Electronics’ low-ag, Pb-
free wave solder and rework alloy
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Cookson Electronics’ new ALPHA®
Vaculoy SACX® 0307 Plus low-Ag Pb-free
wave solder and rework alloy is designed as
a high performance replacement for SnPb
ing the newly developed X-vision system.
phase technology to deliver uniform con-
and SAC305. It is Cookson’s next genera-
Consisting of two parallel operating plac-
densation heat transfer to the single com-
tion low-Ag alloy in the popular ALPHA®
ing modules connected via a multistage
ponent rework environment. The V-Works
SACX® alloy family initially introduced
conveyor, PANFLEX2 can reach a capacity
24 allows users to utilize the absolute limits
in 2004. SACX®-0307 Plus performs at
of 12,000 components per hour. The ma-
of maximum temperatures, small delta at
the same high level of standard ALPHA®
chine holds up to 190 intelligent feeders
peak temperatures, and the unsurpassed
SACX® 0307 with the added benefit
that can be exchanged during production,
uniformity and heat transfer ability that
of lower copper dissolution. www.alpha.
making the PANFLEX2 perfect for high-
vapor phase is famous for to remove and
cooksonelectronics.com
mix applications.
www.essemtec.com
replace single components.
www.rdtechnicalservices.com
New high flexibility pick & place
Boundary-scan software
machine from Essemtec
enhancements from JTAG
Essemtec’s PANFLEX2 is a highly flexible
JTAG Technologies’ released its latest
and modular pick & place machine featur-
development and hardware debug tools,
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