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December, 2016


Techcon Launches Positive Displacement PC Pump


Test Probes · Test Fixtures


Cypress, CA — Techcon Systems, a product group of OK International, has launched its TS8100 series posi- tive displacement progressive cavity (PC) pump. The continuous volumet- ric dispense pump is based on PC technology and uses a special stator and rotor design to provide consis- tent and accurate dispensing output. The pump can dispense a wide range of fluids, from low-viscosity coatings to high-viscosity greases. The turning rotor on the TS8100


TEST FIXTURES: FROM


STANDARD TO SPECIAL TEST FIXTURES


moves the fluid in tightly-sealed cavi- ties through the stator’s fluid cham- bers to create a volumetric fluid flow that does not change the shape or size of the fluid. Accuracy and repeatabili- ty of ±1 percent is possible. The TS8100 comes standard


with a syringe bracket, mounting bracket kit, luer lock fitting, cleaning kit and dispensing tip selection pack. Typical applications include under-


TS8100 dispensing system.


filling PCBA components, encapsula- tion and potting applications, apply- ing lubrication on automotive parts,


and dispensing pastes and flux. Contact: Techcon Systems,


10800 Valley View Street, Cypress, CA 90630 % 714-230-2398 E-mail: jsimmons@okinternational.com Web: www.techconsystems.com


Epoxies: Lightweight Silicone Potting Compound


TEST PROBES: 20.000 VARIANTS IN MORE THAN 400 SERIES


HIGH-FREQUENCY PROBES: LARGEST SPECTRUM


More information about INGUN: www.ingun.us


INGUN USA, Inc. | 252 Latitude Lane, Ste 102 | Lake Wylie SC 29710 | USA Phone: +1 (803) 831 1200 | mailbox@ingun.us | www.ingun.us


Cranston, RI — Epoxies, Etc., has de- veloped its 20-1634 lightweight sili- cone potting compound to keep overall design weight down. The new com- pound is less than half the weight of most commercially available potting and encapsulating compounds. The material uses advanced micro-balloon technology fillers with a resulting spe- cific gravity of 0.82. Many filled pot- ting compounds have specific gravities of 2.0 or higher. The compound is use- ful for applications that require low weight, flexibility, high heat resist- ance, and excellent electrical insula-


tion properties. It is formulated with- out solvents or other toxic materials.


Silicone potting compound. Contact: Epoxies, Etc., 21 Star-


line Way, Cranston, RI 02921 % 401-946-5564 fax: 401-946-5526


E-mail: sales@epoxies.com Web: www.epoxies.com


Unitech UC-250M-CV Board Cleaner


Winner of the 2016 NPI Award for Cleaning Equipment!


The UC-250M-CV Board Cleaner offers a dual cleaning feature using a combination of a brush roller with the silicone/adhesive cleaning rollers. The combination dual dust removal system assures better results than a single brush or adhesive roller system. The UC-250M-CV has the ability to clean the top surface of PCB even chip components attached on the bottom-side. Additionally, the cleaner features an antistatic bar (ionizer) to neutralize static and prevent dust from collecting on the top surface of the PCB.


TheUC-250M-CVBoardCleaneroffe ersa


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