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Juki Launches Intelligent Storage System and X-ray Platform
Morrisville, NC — Juki Automation Systems has introduced its ISM UltraFlex 3600 intelligent stor- age system that provides automatic kitting for the next placement machine run. The company has also developed a new X-ray component counting platform. The ISM UltraFlex 3600 offers flexibility,
storage capacity, intelligence, and has an excellent ROI. It can communicate across a wide variety of vendor platforms. Capable of providing up to 54 reels for production simultaneously, the storage system can read low parts, warning to output the required reel in advance. With the capability to store reels up to 88 mm (3.46 in.) in thickness, the ISM 3600 is the next piece in building out the smart factory. The company’s new AXI 5100C
X-ray component counter uses X-ray technology and sophisticated algo- rithms, allowing it to count a reel of components in as little as seven sec- onds. It also interfaces with invento- ry management software to transfer the count instantly. Also available from Juki is the
CUBE.460, a dual-nozzle, mini-wave selective soldering system. Its batch platform offers excellent flexibility for through-hole applications. The system comes equipped with many standard features that include heated nitrogen at the soldering nozzle, 0° and 7° sol- dering to accommodate various types of nozzles and an exchangeable pot system to support both leaded and unleaded alloys. The company has also devel-
oped high-speed compact modular mounters, the RX-6R and RX-6B,
Virtual Industries: TWEEZER VAC Elite
Colorado Springs, CO — Virtual Industries has created the TWEEZER- VAC Elite™ (TV-1500-ELITE). The vacuum tweezer uses an integrated ten-segment bar-graph display that shows the vacuum level present (strength of grip) during operation.
built on the same platform as the reliable RX-6. The compact system has a width of only 1.25m
(49.21 in.) and its head design offers higher place- ment speeds than the previous model. Replaceable heads allow users to tailor a production line to their specific requirements. In addition, the company offers the GL fully-
automatic screen printer, which achieves 01005 printing by using a patented calculating algo- rithm. The system has a patented PCB flexible auto clamp (FAC) system and a stencil position
memory function for quick changeovers. Contact: Juki Automation Systems, 507
Airport Boulevard, Morrisville, NC 27560 % 919-460-0111 E-mail:
gryden@jas-smt.com
Intelligent storage system.
Web:
www.jukiamericas.com See at SMTAI, Booth 213
Lowest Cost of Ownership
TWEEZER-VAC Elite. The unit’s vacuum port contains
a user-replaceable inlet filter that protects the tool from dust particles during operation. The TWEEZER- VAC Elite is available in various kits depending on the handling applica- tion. Kits are available for 110 or
220V operation. Contact: Virtual Industries, Inc.,
2130 Victor Place, Colorado Springs, CO 80915 % 719-572-5566 E-mail:
nmendez@virtual-ii.com Web:
www.virtual-ii.com
See at SMTAI, Booth 135
www.btu.com See at SMTAI, Booth 416 and at IMAPS, Booth 835
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