TitleNew Products
New products
assembléon’s new Mc platform
reduces production costs
The new MC (Modular Compact) platform
from Assembléon has multiple features
that reduce costs in high-quality, high-mix
production lines. Consisting of the recently
released MC-12 and two new machines—
the MC-1 and MC-8—the versatile MC-
platform packs up to 126 ultra-thin (12
mm) feeders into each machine. That
reduces the number of machines needed in
a production line and also the factory floor
space required. An advanced side-view
changeovers take no time at all
camera prevents placement defects for right
with MyDaTa!
first time production—so cutting expensive
With the new FlowLine concept from
waste and rework and associated space,
MYDATA, users of the company’s MY-
personnel and energy costs.
series pick-and-place machines can now
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make product changeovers entirely without
operator intervention, increasing productiv-
ity and reducing opportunities for human
error. Users simply load a PCB magazine,
which carries an identifying barcode, into
the machine. The barcode is read by a scan-
ner and, on the basis of the information it
lpKF introduces reusable stencil
contains, orders are sent to the machines
frame
in the assembly line and production starts
The ZelFlex Protect reusable stencil frame
automatically. Products of different widths
saves time and money. Frameless stencils
can be handled sequentially. The new con-
can be mounted directly into the frame
veyor width and other settings are applied
system without the need of glue or mesh.
a significant advancement in the only when the first board of a new batch
Uniform tension is applied through a
dispensing of liquid electrolyte reaches the appropriate segment of the line.
unique air bladder system that provides
materials www.mydata.com
continuous tension in all direction without
Asymtek, a Nordson company, announces a
the need of having a permanent air con-
significant advancement in the dispensing specialty coating systems releases
nection. If not in use the stencil foil can
of liquid electrolyte materials for the use in new spin coater series
be stored as a flat sheet, requiring much
micro-fuel cells and other electro-chemical Specialty Coating Systems (SCS) intro-
less storage space than a framed stencil.
applications. Asymtek’s DispenseJet® sys- duced the new SCS 6800 spin coater series,
The ZelFlex edge protection can stay on
tems overcome the dispensing challenges, an entry level spin coater designed with
the stencil to allow safe handling and quick
such as material drying, clogging, and the same world-class quality and reliability
changeover. Changing a stencil takes only
difficulty in creating patterns, that occurs that customers have come to expect from
30 seconds or less. ZelFlex Protect comes
when trying to dispense these electrolyte SCS products and services. The 6800 spin
in industry standard form factors and is
materials in their liquid form. Jet dispens- coater series makes it simple to accurately
compatible with virtually any stencil printer
ing provides the precise control of a single apply liquid coating materials such as
in the industry. www.lpkfusa.com
droplet, controlling thousands of droplets photoresists, polyimides, metal-organics,
that together form specific patterns without dopants, silica films, and most organic and
Valor releases enterprise v8.2
over-spray or clogging. www.asymtek.com aqueous solutions. www.scscoatings.com
Valor Computerized Systems Ltd released
new enhancements to Enterprise 3000,
its automated DFM verification tool
36 – Global SMT & Packaging – June 2009 www.globalsmt.net
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