Provides the Finest in SMT/ATE Solutions
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.
3D Rotational Inspection
BGA Inspection
Tamura Lead-Free Re ow Ovens Sayaka PCB Routers
• Minimum DeltaT: Superior thermal transfer ratio • Low stress depanelization
• Reduce Running Costs: Low nitrogen consumption • Easy software programming
Young Jin PCB Handling Systems
Nihon Superior Solder Products - SN100C
• Patented magnetic roller mechanism limits stress on
• Leading lead-free choice for PCB assembly
PCB’s during transfer
• Over 9 years in mass production with no
• Safety covers with interlocked doors

service failures
We also offer ATE products such as Hioki Flying Probe and In-Circuit Testers, and Anritsu 3D High Precision
In-Line Solder Paste Inspection. Our QA products consist of McDry Ultra-Low Humidity Storage
Cabinets and Sawa Ultrasonic Stencil/Misprint Cleaners. Learn more at: www.seikausa.com.
Seika Machinery, Inc.
Los Angeles Of ce (Headquarters): 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 – September 2009 – 25
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