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Seika Machinery introduces offline programming for Sayaka SAM-CT23Q router Seika Machinery, Inc., announced that offline programming is available for the Sayaka SAM- CT23Q tabletop router. The SAM-CT23Q offers a fixture– based, highly efficient dust vacuum system, using a 40,000 rpm spindle to separate PCBs from panels. The software allows creation and editing of position and program data, as well as reading of PCB drawing data. Offline programming can save and read data files created with the program, and files can be sent, received and edited by PCs connected to the router.
www.seikausa.com
SEHO solder nozzles reduce process-related soldering defects SEHO Systems GmbH expanded its range of nozzle geometries for wave soldering machines. SEHO’s range of nozzle geometries
provides the ideal nozzle concept for every application, from single solder nozzles to a combination of different nozzle geometries. The nozzles significantly reduce typical soldering defects such as insufficient fillings, open solder joints and soldering bridges.
All SEHO solder nozzles are suitable
for processing lead-free solder alloys. The nozzles can be changed quickly via bayonet couplings in order to minimize retooling and maintenance times.
www.seho.de
BPM Microsystems offers 8th generation automated programming solution BPM Microsystems is releasing its 8th generation automated programming system, the model 3800. The model 3800 supports microcontrollers, NAND flash, NOR flash, Serial flash, Managed NAND flash, E/EPROM, flash EPROM, and other technologies with densities up to an 8 Eb theoretical limit. The model 3800 uses the same design
as BPM Microsystems’ 3000 series device handling system. Integrated into the 3800 is the LaserAlign™ sensor from CyberOptics®, which assures repeatable pick-and-place accuracy and high performance during the programming process.
www.bpmmicro.com
MYDATA boosts performance remotely MYDATA is offering a new service, MYRemote Performance. The service is available to all MYDATA equipment users, and operates on a twelve-month contract. It includes an initial on-site audit of the user’s machine lines, feeder inventory, current methods of working and jobs. Once this audit has been completed, monthly reports are electronically sent to MYDATA, where they are analyzed by SMT engineers. As an additional benefit for users,
MYDATA provides a quarterly report, including historical performance data and details of improvements that have been gained.
www.mydata.com
SCS Precisioncoat features new potting capabilities Specialty Coating Systems announced that potting capabilities are now available on the SCS Precisioncoat spray coating and dispense system. The Precisioncoat potting platform
dispenses potting materials in a wide variety of applications to seal, stabilize and/or protect applications throughout the automotive, electronics, energy, lighting, industrial and military/aerospace industries. The PC-controlled system allows
users to control the volume of material dispensed. The potting platform can be configured with one head or multiple heads, and can dispense one- or two-part materials.
www.scscoatings.com
Manncorp’s new defluxer/ evaporator transforms waste water into safely disposable material The Trident III automatic PCB cleaner by Manncorp has been made greener with a new zero-discharge evaporator, the Trident III-ZD. The evaporator processes waste fluid continuously at the rate of 13 gallons per hour and converts it into a disposable substance, and treats lead-free, water- soluble and no-clean pastes. System intelligence is provided by a
Windows® PC with 16-inch touch-screen monitor, wireless network capability and bar code reader. New software permits users to set parameters for wash, rinse and dry.
www.manncorp.com
Future-proof and cost-effective: SIPLACE makes dual-track feeders 01005-capable Compared to standard 8 mm feeders the SIPLACE dual-track feeders feature
44 – Global SMT & Packaging – Celebrating 10 Years – December 2010
www.globalsmt.net
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