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YXLON Launches Wheel Inspection System
Hamburg, Germany — Following extensive test operations during pro- duction and involving more than 250,000 inspected wheels, YXLON has launched its new WI26 G wheel
is reduced. It has a system of grip- pers to manipulate objects, which further increases its speed. The effi- cient wheel-feed and discharge from a new type of loadlock and transfer
WI26 G X-ray wheel inspection system.
inspection system with ADR and its Panel 460 detector. The system has been designed for speed and mini- mum maintenance requirements. The machine takes less than 20 sec- onds of time to inspect each standard wheel, and it is expected to complete 1.5 million inspections annually. The WI26 G is equipped with
YXLON's Panel 460, a detector that supplies reliable image quality for inspection decisions. Due to its extremely large active area, the number of projections per inspection
ensures complete shielding against radiation, and implements wheel identification during insertion. Software automatically calibrates the system, which eliminates the need for manual program adjust-
ments. Contact: COMET Technologies
USA, Inc., 2370 Bering Drive, San Jose, CA 95131 % 408-325-8770 Web:
www.yxlon.com
See at SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 7A-304
DIT-MCO Introduces Handheld Cable Tester
IPTE Depaneling Stress-free Production
EXPERTS IN FACTORY AUTOMATION
Kansas City, MO — DIT-MCO, a manufacturer of high-voltage cable and harness test systems, has intro- duced a new handheld cable tester,
single technician can then wirelessly link each unit together for complete wire harness test coverage. It is common for MRO techni-
Low stress High quality output
Routing and/or sawing Reduced investment
EasyRouter off-line, low volume
TopRouter off-line, medium mix
Automatic tool change Long autonomy
Fast cutting speed High output
Clear cut Outstanding quality
High performance Best return on investment
DIT-MCO HT-128 handheld cable tester.
HT-128. The tester can be used to test installed wire harnesses in maintenance depots. Its development came from a need for a simplified test solution for maintenance technicians to "ring-out" wiring problems. The HT-128 addresses mainte-
FlexRouter II in-line, high volume, high mix
SpeedRouter in-line, high volume
IPTE America LLC 5935 Shiloh Road East - suite 100 Alpharetta GA 30005 USA T: +1 (0) 678 807 0067 x101 F: +1 (0) 678 807 0072 E:
sales.usa@
ipte.com
WWW.IPTE.COM
nance issues by combining the porta- bility and precision of a multimeter with the utility of a standard wire harness test system that automati- cally tests for opens, shorts and mis- wires. The tester comes equipped with 128 test points, which exceeds the coverage requirements of most connectors. If more test points are required, additional units can be added and linked together wireless- ly. Up to eight linked testers allow operators to test multi-branch har- nesses quickly and easily. By using snap-in adapters,
technicians can configure multiple HT-128 units to interface with every connector across a wire harness. A
See at NEPCON China, Booth 1D05
cians to use schematics and multime- ters to test wire harnesses. However, testing installed harnesses requires at least two technicians navigating between the schematics and each con- nector contact. This tedious process is prone to error and can take up to five minutes per wire, depending on the harness accessibility and complexity. For a 500-circuit wire harness, this "ring-out" time can easily exceed 16 man-hours. The HT-128 has an interface that
is intuitive and similar to those found in smartphones. The unit's display and menu-driven user interface lowers
training time to under an hour. Contact: DIT-MCO
International, 5612 Brighton
Terrace, Kansas City, MO 64130 % 816-444-9700 fax: 816-444-9737 E-mail:
ksweers@ditmco.com Web:
www.ditmco.com
See at Wire Tech Expo, Booth 1120
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