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September, 2016 Test Probes · Test Fixtures
DDM Novastar Delivers Custom Pick-and-Place Machine
King of Prussia, PA — DDM Novas- tar, a manufacturer of SMT and PCB assembly equipment, has shipped a custom pick-and-place machine to a large multi-national laser cutting
only ±0.0005 in. (0.013 mm). DDM Novastar was able to han-
dle the customization requirements of the job, and once the company was engaged, the project was designed,
TEST FIXTURES: FROM
STANDARD TO SPECIAL TEST FIXTURES
Customized pick-and-place system for micro-laser handling.
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
tool manufacturer. The customer re- quired the specialized machine to as- semble a set of micro-lasers in a final head unit. The process needed the machine
to be able to pick up 16 single micro- lasers from a wafer tray one at a time, place them into a burn-in test fixture, remove for testing and burn-in, and then pick the components from the burn-in fixture and place them into a multi-head array. The process is ex- tremely precise, with a tolerance of
manufactured and shipped in 10 weeks from the date of order. Con- tributing factors to the job’s success were the company’s vertically inte- grated engineering, software pro- gramming and manufacturing capa-
bilities, all located under one roof. Contact: DDM Novastar, Inc.,
165 Boro Line Road, King of Prus- sia, PA 19406 % 610-337-3050 fax: 610-337-3054 E-mail:
web@ddmnovastar.com Web:
www.ddmnovastar.com
See at SMTAI, Booth 418
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