February, 2016
Ikonics Releases MicroCap Capillary Film
Duluth, MN — Ikonics Corporation has introduced the Alpha MicroCap™, a capillary film, to the company’s Chromaline screen print products di- vision. The film is the latest addition to the company’s growing portfolio of high-resolution products for industrial and printed electronics applications. In addition to the film’s ability to
resolve sharp features down to 20µ, it improves screen room efficiency with its easy application and screen-to- screen consistency. The MicroCap works to optimize EOMs for improved ink and paste release, and to provide high quality prints. The company of- fers its capillary films in multiple
thicknesses and custom sheet sizes. Contact: Ikonics Corporation,
4832 Grand Avenue, Duluth, MN 55807 % 218-628-2217 E-mail:
info@ikonics.com Web:
www.ikonics.com
Physik Instrumente Introduces Compact Rotary Stage
Auburn, MA — PI (Physik Instru- mente), a specialist in nanoposition- ing systems, has added a piezo iner- tia drive rotary stage to its Q-Motion product line. The compact microposi- tioning drive is 32mm wide and 7mm high (1.26 x 0.28in), with a 30mm (1.18in) diameter, 360° turntable. The Q-632 rotates with a mini-
mal incremental motion of 3µrad in closed-loop operation and a velocity of 45°/s. The self-clamping motor de-
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New Multi-Axis Laser Marker from Simplimatic
Forest, VA — Simplimatic Automa- tion has released the Cimtrak® Multi-Axis Laser Marker to provide companies with a quick and precise way to mark printed circuit boards and other assemblies. The system can be incorporated
into a production line and can apply information such as bar codes, good or bad board designators, 2D matrix codes, corporate logos, and other identification. The system is available with
both optional power-width control and board inversion to provide cus-
In-line laser marking system.
tomers with marking flexibility. The company designed the ma- chine to be easily included in an elec-
tronics production line. It has an 18 x 20in (45.7 x 51cm) marking envelope, with a larger model available if nec- essary.
The system caters to lines that
are already established and works with products of various sizes, allow- ing a manufacturer to easily inte- grate the machine without losing
production time. Contact: Simplimatic Automa-
tion, 1046 W. London Park Drive, Forest, VA 24551 % 800-294-2003 fax: 434-385-7813 Web:
www.simplimatic.com
Miniature rotary stage.
sign provides long-term power-off po- sition-hold capabilities without the need for a brake — saving space and energy. All Q-motion rotation stages are suitable for operation in a vacu- um to 106 hPa. Ultra-high vacuum compatible versions are also avail- able on request. The Q-600 series of miniature
rotary stages includes the smallest motorized stage that fits on a finger- tip — the Q-614, which has a 14mm (0.55in) diameter turntable and a ve-
locity of 70°/s. Contact: PI (Physik Instru-
mente) L.P., 16 Albert Street, Auburn, MA 01501 % 508-832-3456 E-mail:
info@pi-usa.us Web:
www.pi-usa.us
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