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High-Performance Products for Electronics Assembly
SEIKA provides electronics manufacturers with advanced machinery for their quality assurance
and automatic test equipment needs. Our partners have the same high principles we do when it
comes to providing the best solutions to our customers.
The Hirox System is a dedicated digital microscope delivering the
ability to “see what could not be seen.”
• Inspect objects dynamically in 360 degrees with patented Hirox design.
• Superior BGA inspection capable of up to 200x magni cation. Low
maintenance costs achieved with use of spring loaded lens tip to
protect samples.
• Highly con gurable and  exible lineup of lenses and peripheral devices.
• Optimal illumination using metal halide lamp for balanced color spectrum.
• A multitude of 2D/3D pro ling features and measurement capability available.
AUTOMATIC TEST EQUIPMENT PRODUCTS
Hioki Flying Probe and In-Circuit Testers
• High-speed,  xture-less testing
• Fine pitch probing capability of 0.2mm
Anritsu 3D High Precision In-Line Solder Paste Inspection
• High-speed, ultra-high resolution
• Easy programming, auto calibration
QUALITY ASSURANCE PRODUCTS
McDry Ultra-Low Humidity Storage Cabinets
• Store MSDs safely without nitrogen
• Conforms to IPC/JEDEC J-STD 033b.1
Sawa Ultrasonic Stencil Cleaners/Misprint Cleaner
• Low solvent usage and running costs
• Fast cleaning time of 1-3 minutes
Visit us at www.seikausa.com to see more of our products!
Los Angeles Of ce: Atlanta Of ce:
3528 Torrance Blvd., Suite 100 3030 Business Park Drive, #3030-B
Torrance, CA 90503 Norcross, GA 30071
Phone: (310) 540-7310 Fax: (310) 540-7930 Phone: (770) 446-3116 Fax: (770) 446-3118
www.globalsmt.net Global SMT & Packaging – June 2009 – 29
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