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May, 2017


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Page 65 Safeguarding Production by Optimizing Supply Chain Continued from page 60


more flexible, cheaper and easier to program,” says Cwojdzinski. “We aim to automate some processes with standard robots that can subsequent- ly be used to perform other tasks or be moved to different workstations.” To accomplish this, the company is building its in-house expertise in robot configuration and program- ming. The first robots are being used at gluing stations with micro-meter- ing, for removing and sorting work- pieces from machine tools and for placing through-hole components


Cutting Costs with Multiple Sourced SMT Parts


Continued from page 61 This maintenance process is


fairly simple, but if ignored, can have disastrous and costly effects on pro- ductivity, such as machine downtime due to jammed feeders and mis- aligned or dropped components. The company’s facility provides


services including: diagnostic test and evaluation; cleaning, lubrication and calibration; and service quality and traceability. These services are available for single and multiple feeders. The company has offices and


dedicated factory space in the U.K., where it has its headquarters, while


during circuit board production.


3D Printing. The company’s first 3D printing projects are still in an early stage. The technology must pass extensive tests before it can be used to make components for placement machines. ASM believes that 3D printing has great potential; instead of having special tools custom-pro- duced in small lots and with long lead times, they can be printed onsite quickly in the future.


Digitization. Data and IT systems are the backbone of the smart facto- ry. These systems are used for guid- ance at workstations, to link produc- tion orders and to collect process data in real-time and display it intel- ligently. The company is working to


make its IT systems more efficient and easier to operate. For ASM, the


integration of the shop floor into its IT systems is a major task, due to the huge volumes of data. Industry 4.0 has left the purely


visionary stage and is now being implemented, and ASM developed its strategic initiative with clear organi- zational support and concrete goals. Now, the company is working to build its internal expertise in smart factory technologies and practices. ASM’s Munich factory is paving the way toward the fully-intelligent future of manufacturing. Contact: ASM Assembly


ASM is building in-house


expertise in robot configuration and programming.


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6 Topside Flying Probes Provide Optimum Access Flexibility Four angled probes, two vertical probes (no angle)


LED Color Test Option Allows functional testing of LED “Color & Luminance”


New TOS-7F Color Camera & Vision system for AOI New high intensity dual LED light ring provides direct camera lighting


Standard Intergrated Functional Test Capability Newly designed high measurement unit Integrated 4 quadrant power supplies Frequency Measurement Capability


Programmable Function generator - Sine wave, Square wave, etc.


SMT Xtra provides a variety of parts, including SMT nozzles, from Panasonic, Juki, Yamaha, ASM, and many others.


locations in China, Hungary, Spain, and the U.S., are staffed with a team of sales managers, technicians and engineers that collectively speak 11 languages. The launch of its sister compa-


ny, SMT Xtra USA, Inc., led by Paul Pittman, enables the company to now support growing industry needs in North and South America. Mr. Pittman has more than 10 years of experience working with major OEMs and has conducted training with Panasonic Americas. With 10 years under its belt, the


company is growing to further sup- port the global electronics manufac- turing industry. Partnering with many leading equipment brands, the company’s SMT replacement parts are continuing to slash customers’ production costs. Contact: SMT Xtra, Unit 14,


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