February, 2016
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Page 25 Schleuniger: Wire Processing Equipment
Manchester, NH — Schleuniger, a manufacturer of high-precision wire processing machines, provides a com-
machine, the UniCrimp 100 crimping press, ShieldCut 8100, CoaxStrip 5200 and UniStrip 2300. The EcoStrip 9380 cut and strip
machine offers a complete set of fea- tures at an economical price. The ma- chine has a quick-change transport unit for belts, rollers and shortmode and is compatible with a wide variety of accessories, including prefeeding, marking, stacking, and coiling. The color touchscreen interface minimizes training and setup times and can be integrated into various networks with optional proprietary software. The UniCrimp 100 crimping
press is a benchtop crimping ma- chine that delivers up to two tons of force. The safety guards can be com-
pletely opened to allow easy access to the working area and for quick changeover and adjustment. The ma- chine accepts most applicators on the market and crimps wire up to 6mm2 (10 AWG). The ShieldCut 8100 can safely
and quickly cut and remove the braid- ed shield layer from most shielded ca- bles, eliminating countless hours of manual labor. This machine fills a current market need for efficient pro- cessing of shielded cables. The company also offers bench-
top cable stripping machines. The CoaxStrip 5200 is a multi-step strip- ping machine for coaxial, multi-con- ductor cable and single conductor wire. Due to its universally designed
blades, centralizers and clamping jaws, the machine can process a wide variety of cables without the need for mechanical adjustments. The UniStrip 2300 includes a
pre-programmed cable library and a highly responsive trigger sensor which is good for small, flexible wires. In addition, the machine is also able to strip different wire sizes without requiring mechanical ad- justments. Both machines come with user-friendly, high-resolution color
touchscreen interfaces. Contact: Schleuniger, Inc., 87
Colin Drive, Manchester, NH 03103 % 603-668-8117 fax: 603-668-8119
E-mail:
marketing@schleuniger.com Web:
www.schleuniger-na.com
Crimping press.
prehensive line of equipment includ- ing the EcoStrip 9380 cut and strip
FKN Systek Introduces Depanelizer
for LED Strips Millis, MA — FKN Systek has intro- duced the K5000 manual and au- toload multiple-blade depanelizer. The machine can singulate multiple pre-scored PCB panels in one pass. Panels up to 10.6in (27cm) can be separated. The K5000 is available in four
configurations: a standalone opera-
K5000 multiple-blade depanelizer.
tor loaded and unloaded machine, as an in-line microprocessor controlled SMEMA interface system for PCBs from the reflow output conveyor, as a single-operator side-load system for LED lighting strips, or as an auto- matic PCB rack input configuration for batch processing. The cutting area is protected by
a see-through cover to prevent access during operation. Separated panels slide down an incline onto a conveyor belt or to a tray. Up to 14 sets of blades can be placed side by side onto the separator mandrels to cut strips as thin as 0.5in (12.7mm). Changing blade sets for different PCB panels is done from the side of the machine,
and takes about 15 minutes. Contact: FKN Systek, 115
Pleasant St., Millis, MA 02054 % 508-376-2500 fax: 508-376-2505
E-mail:
fkn@fknsystek.com Web:
www.fknsystek.com
See at ATX/MD&M West Booth 4615
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