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tems which are advanced, accurate and affordable. The HDMag system has been created for ease of use and has been designed ergonomically to reduce operator strain. This results in increased operator accuracy and improved productivity. These visual inspection systems are a more cost- effective, and operator supportive so- lution than traditional microscopes. “The HDMag tool is incredibly
beneficial because it allows our en- tire team to see the same image si- multaneously, making us better equipped to troubleshoot any assem- bly placement concerns,” stated Mr. Sciberras. “Before buying this ‘scope, we were limited to inspecting PCB placement issues separately, which made it difficult to come to a con- sensus about the actual root cause and move forward with a collabora- tive solution.”
FSInspection knows that the
overall quality process is constantly changing. The company’s versatile visual inspection systems can be used in multiple industries, includ- ing consumer and industrial elec- tronics, mechanical parts, automo- tive, forensics, medical, micro as- sembly and repair, as well as other quality control tasks. “We are very pleased to know
that the HDMag is not only meeting Saline Lectronics’ expectations, but also exceeding them,” commented Terry Clas, VP of Business Develop- ment at FSInspection. “Our product line of visual inspection solutions is expanding with the latest addition, the VersaMag.” FSInspection debuted the Ver-
saMag® High-Magnification HD In- spection System at SMTA Interna- tional in September 2015. The sys- tem combines the accurate meas- urement capabilities of a high-reso-
Hydrogen Infrastructure
to Get a Boost Continued from page 6
ther develop codes and standards for hydrogen infrastructure. In addition to his role as HyStEP
lead, Johnson is also on the CSA Group committee that is developing test methods for the Society of Auto- motive Engineers’ standard defining refueling protocols. “HyStEP is going to be very
busy in the coming year,” said John- son. “We expect this device to trans- form commissioning of refueling sta- tions in a way that makes it possible to commission a new station every week or two.”
Sandia National Laboratories is a multi-program laboratory operated by Sandia Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lockheed Mar- tin Corp., for the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration. With main facilities in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and Livermore, California, Sandia has major R&D responsibilities in na- tional security, energy and environ- mental technologies and economic competitiveness. Info:
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lution inspection camera with a flex- ible design to meet the industry’s di- verse visual inspection needs. The inspection system has a multi-axis, high-resolution camera
that tilts and rotates for multiple an- gle inspection with an adjustable Z- height arm for the capability of in- specting objects of various shapes and sizes. The lightweight and flexi-
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ble system has magnification up to 96X and includes real-time video in- spection, flexible working heights and intuitive controls. “Due to the high caliber of tech-
nologically advanced equipment that FSInspection provides, and the fact that our manufacturing team regu- larly uses our current HDMag tool, I look forward to a long-standing rela- tionship including positive growth opportunities with FSInspection,” stated Mario Sciberras, President and CEO of Lectronics. Contact: Saline Lectronics, Inc.,
Part of Lectronics’ 110,000 square foot plant.
710 North Maple Road, Saline, MI 48176 % 734-944-1972 fax: 734-944- 2005 E-mail:
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