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May, 2017 Aven Intros E-Arm
IF PERFORMANCE COUNTS,
IF RELIABILITY COUNTS,
INTERCONNECTS COUNTS A LOT.
THEN YOUR CHOICE OF
Maintaining a seamless, uninterrupted signal is the objective for any electronic system. Regardless of how elegantly designed or sophisticated the individual components might be, continuity and reliability will only be as good as the interconnects that link them. Machined pin receptacles from Mill-Max can make the difference between a product that only performs adequately and an exceptional product that lasts.
To learn more, download our new white paper at
www.mill-max.com/design.
Focus Mount with LEDs
Ann Arbor, MI — Aven has intro- duced its E-Arm focus mount with an integrated LED ring light and inde- pendent brightness controller. De- signed for ease of use during inspec-
justable tilt of the E-Arm also permits a variety of inspection angles. The E-Arm focus mount is com-
patible with all Aven binocular and trinocular stereo zoom microscopes,
E-Arm focus mount.
tion, the eco-friendly 60-LED ring light provides shadow-free illumina- tion, and the variable light control adds flexibility. The energy-efficient LEDs pro-
vide a minimum of 20,000 hours of high-output illumination. The ad-
and all boom and articulating arm stands.
Contact: Aven, Inc., 4330 Varsi-
ty Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48108 % 734-973-0099
E-mail:
sales@aventools.com Web:
www.aventools.com
Imagineering Releases AS9100 PCB Buyer’s Guide
Elk Grove Village, IL — Imagineer- ing has released a new ebook entitled “The Printed Circuit Buyer’s Guide to…AS9100 Certification.” Written by Imagineering CEO Khurrum Dhanji, the ebook is the first book in an ongoing series of micro ebooks specifically dedicated to educating the PCB design, fabrication and as- sembly industry. The guide is designed for buy-
ers, specifiers, engineers, and anyone involved in the procurement of high- quality PCBs, especially those that
require AS9100 certification. The guide was written to educate readers about the AS9100 standard and why the standard is important. It pro- vides a high-level overview of the standard, as well as a breakdown of each of the five major requirements. The ebook is available at no cost from
the company’s website. Contact: Imagineering, Inc.,
2425 Touhy Avenue, Elk Grove Village, IL % 847-806-003 E-mail:
sale@pcbnet.com Web:
www.pcbnet.com
Sciaky Delivers EBAM 3D Printing System
Chicago, IL — Sciaky, a subsidiary of Phillips Service Industries, will be de- livering an electron beam additive manufacturing (EBAM™) system to a Japanese manufacturer. This will be the first installation of a Sciaky EBAM system in the Asia-Pacific region. The Japanese supplier plans to
unveil details of the project in Fall of this year. The company plans to use the Sciaky 110 EBAM system to offer 3D printing services to its customer base, as well as for internal product development. A widely-scalable metal additive
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manufacturing solution, the compa- ny’s EBAM systems can produce parts ranging from 8 in. to 19 ft (20.3 cm to 5.8m) in length. EBAM is also a fast deposition process, with gross deposi- tion rates ranging from 7 to 20 lb (3.2 to 9.1 kg) of metal per hour. The system brings quality and
control together with IRISS™ (Inter- layer Real-Time Imaging and Sens- ing System), which is, according to the company, the only real-time mon-
Sciaky 110 EBAM 3D printing system.
geometry, mechanical properties, mi-
crostructure, and metal chemistry. Contact: Sciaky, Inc., 4915
W 67th Street, Chicago, IL 60638 % 877-450-2518 fax: 708-594-9213 Web:
www.sciaky.com
itoring and control system in the metal 3D printing market that can sense and digitally self-adjust metal deposition precisely and repeatably. The system’s closed-loop control
is designed to offer consistent part
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