May, 2017
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Page 77 ASM Puts the Smart Factory Within Reach
Suwanee, GA — ASM has launched a smart factory communications platform that can be operated by remote tools, including smart- phones. The platform enables manufacturers to raise process and product quality through a remote support network. ASM’s remote smart factory provides a secure global link between equipment supplier and electronics manufacturer, placing company support spe- cialists and process experts within easy reach.
With around-the-clock accessibility and
predictive maintenance support, the commu- nications platform can enable significant cost reductions. Manufacturers can also use the networking platform as an in-house tool for seamless factory-to-factory communications. The remote smart factory plat-
form uses a plug-and-play box to integrate SIPLACE machines, DEK printers and other tools and systems into a network that ASM can access through a special network “tunnel” by customer request. This tunnel allows the company’s technicians to access attached systems and to ana-
CyberOptics Demos MRS Sensor
Technology
Minneapolis, MN — CyberOptics has advanced its proprietary multi-reflec- tion suppression (MRS) sensor to an even finer resolution. The ultra-high resolution MRS sensor is an option for the company’s SQ3000™ 3D AOI sys- tem. This sensor enhances the AOI platform, delivering superior inspec- tion performance. The sensor is designed to handle the 0201 metric
An operator uses smart glasses to interact with ASM’s network platform.
lyze and troubleshoot remotely. ASM offers highly flexibly printing and place-
ment solutions that include the DEK NeoHorizon and SIPLACE SX systems. The company also offers a broad portfolio of hardware, software and process management solutions, such as the SIPLACE BulkFeeder and integrated material flow solutions that include the SIPLACE material manager, SIPLACE setup assistant and the ASM
line monitor. Contact: ASM Assembly Systems, LLC, 3975
Lakefield Court, Suite 106, Suwanee, GA 30024 % 770-797-3000 fax: 770-797-3457 E-mail:
easales.sea@
asmpt.com Web:
www.siplace.com
See at NEPCON China, Booth 1C50, and at SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 4-309
™
SMT THREADED STANDOFFS
SQ3000 3D AOI system.
process and can be used for microelec- tronic applications where a great degree of accuracy and inspection reli- ability is critical. The SQ3000 3D AOI system is
designed to maximize ROI and line utilization with multi-view 3D sen- sors that capture and transmit data simultaneously and in parallel, accel- erating 3D inspection speed versus alternate technology. The propri- etary MRS sensor technology with its highly sophisticated 3D fusing algo- rithms offers microscopic image qual-
ity at production speeds. Contact: CyberOptics Corp.,
5900 Golden Hills Drive,
Minneapolis, MN 55416 % 763-542-5000 fax: 763-542-5100 E-mail:
info@cyberoptics.com Web:
www.cyberoptics.com
See at SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 4-101
REQUEST CATALOG M65
Designed for Surface Mount use on PC Boards Minimize PCB damage Reduced scrap/handling Faster board assembly Manufactured with tin plate Available in 2-56, 4-40 and 6-32 threads
Lengths from 1/16” up to 3/8” Ideal for automated installations Supplied on tape and reel with Kapton tape for easy pick up Compatible with all reflow operations and vacuum and mechanical pick & place assembly systems
IT’S WHAT’S ON THE INSIDE THAT COUNTS ® ELECTRONICS CORP.
www.keyelco.com (718) 956-8900 (800) 221-5510
See at EDS, Conference Unit 212
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