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Small Screws Big Results Micro Screw-Tightening Solution
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Our new JR-V Screw Tightening robots will feed and fasten M1 to M2 screws reliably and repeatedly. The integrated vacuum pickup provides clean screw pickups each time. Error handling allows retry or skip conditions.
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Tighten & confirm torque
Easy-to-use
• Optional PC software
Tighten consistently
Choose from 200mm x 200mm or 300mm x 300mm work areas. Use it for mobile device, HDD, and smart phone assembly.
Mobile Device | Smart Phone | Electronics
Scan our QR Code to collect the contact information below
JIE-USA, Inc. 892 Cambridge Drive Elk Grove, IL. 60007 847-357-8870 office | 847-357-8890 fax
sales@janome-ie.com www.janome-ie.com
See at ATX West, Booth 4155
Schleuniger Displays Laser Wire Stripping Machine
Manchester, NH — Schleuniger is displaying its recently-introduced Mercury-4 laser wire stripping machine, part of the company’s com- prehensive line of wire processing products. The new machine, designed by
Laser Wire Solutions, strips wires and cables ranging in size from 50 to 6 AWG, and does not require any mechanical adjustments to process different sizes of wire. Using the color touchscreen, the
operator selects the desired stripping parameters from the programmed library and all parameters (strip lengths, laser power and speed, etc.) are automatically set. Once the opera- tor selects the required program, the machine is ready for operation. The Mercury-4 provides high-quality, nick- free stripping. With non-contact, no wear parts, the user does not need to worry about costly consumables. Schleuniger also offers its
UniStrip 2050. The wire stripping machine is a great solution for cus- tomers looking for a simple, low-cost pneumatic stripping unit for medi- um-sized cables and wires. The fully- pneumatic machine is extremely simple to set up and operate and excels with its compact design and ample stripping power. Debuted a year ago at the IPC
APEX Expo 2016, the EcoStrip 9380 is a versatile machine with a com- plete feature set at an economical price point. This flexible machine pro- vides expanded capabilities due to its quick-change transport unit for belts, rollers and shortmode and is compat- ible with a wide range of accessories, including prefeeding, marking, stack- ing and coiling. The MultiStrip 9480 is a cut
ANTI-STATIC COATINGS TOPICAL CONCENTRATES
and strip machine with a high-reso- lution indexing cutter head and pro- grammable rotary incision capabili- ty. The MultiStrip 9480 family includes six machine versions to meet specific production needs and has many additional options and
Mercury-4 laser wire stripping machine.
accessories to handle a wide variety of applications. Schleuniger is also showcasing
the economical UniCrimp 100 crimp- ing press and ShieldCut 8100 shield processing machine. The UniCrimp 100 is a benchtop crimping machine that delivers up to two tons of force along with simple, fast changeovers, adjustment and set up times. The ShieldCut 8100 is equipped with reli- able drives and high-performance con- trol software for repeatable, high-qual- ity results that cannot be achieved by
manual shield processing. Contact: Schleuniger, Inc., 87
Colin Drive, Manchester, NH 03103 % 603-668-8117 fax: 603-668-8119
E-mail:
sales@schleuniger.com Web:
www.schleuniger-na.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 2607
KIC Creates Smart Factory Starter Kit
San Diego, CA — KIC has introduced a retrofittable smart factory starter kit designed to bring smart factory concepts to the reflow oven, including machine optimization, process trans- parency, automation, flexible pro- duction, machine learning, real- time information and insight, reduced use of electricity, and con- nectivity. The KIC starter kit contains
the company’s all-new SPS seven- channel reflow profiler, RPI (reflow process inspection), and KIC’s Vantage network insight software with sequel server data- base, as well as an onsite visit by a KIC-certified technician. The potential of smart factory
Industry 4.0 and the IoM (Internet of Manufacturing) as it relates to the reflow oven. The starter kit offers customers the opportunity to move up the smart
Smart factory starter kit enables digital control of the reflow process.
For more than 45 years, ACL Inc., has developed innovative products for static control and specialized cleaning. Our brand name, Staticide®
has become synonymous with quality,
reliability, and cost-effective manufacturing solutions.
www.aclstaticide.com | (800) 782-8420 | (847) 981-9212
technology is to deliver consistent quality, significantly low production costs, and more customer value than a conventional system. Factory own- ers’ movement toward the smart fac- tory is hampered by risk, uncertain- ty, and by the sheer scope of per- ceived investment in technology. For a limited investment, a
short amount of engineering time and a short amount of overall imple- mentation time, KIC is offering its starter kit to enable customers to immediately reap the benefits of
factory learning curve with low risk. The user can learn what works best and what does not, avoiding pitfalls and increasing production efficien- cies. Once the smart oven technology is implemented, the user is well-posi- tioned to take on the larger imple- mentation of an entirely smart pro-
duction process. Contact: KIC Thermal, 16120 W
Bernardo Drive, San Diego, CA 92127 % 858-673-6050 fax: 858-673- 0085 E-mail:
abailey@kicmail.com Web:
www.kicthermal.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 3019
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