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August, 2019 iTAC Intros Next-Gen MES and Workbench
Southfield, MI — iTAC Software AG has launched a new version of its manufacturing ex- ecution system (MES)
software. The
iTAC.MES.Suite 9.20.00 supports companies in increasing the transparency and efficiency of manufacturing processes. Among other things, the MES includes new features for advanced planning and scheduling of orders, as well as the control and automation of processes. The release also marks the launch of
iTAC.Workbench, a browser-based framework for integrating any HTML5-compliant applica- tions. The
iTAC.Workbench is designed to con- solidate the variety of iTAC and customer-spe- cific applications. In addition, the framework of- fers generic integration of new applications through iTAC’s plugin technology. The overall goal is to efficiently support employees with all the information they need to carry out their
work. With the new operating concept, all pos- sible subsequent steps can be made available to the employee with only a few clicks. Efficient MES-based manufacturing also
includes detailed order planning. The
iTAC.MES.Suite has been offering an APS (ad- vanced planning and scheduling) service for several years. The new release supports transmission
and detailed order planning, based on several production versions in the APS service. When scheduling an order, the APS service will con- sider the available, valid production versions for the product in question and select these so that the order is scheduled according to the tar-
iTAC.MES.Suite 9.20.00 provides even
stronger support for networking, automation and production analysis.
Reliable test solutions require the best products
DESIGN Get new board and system designs up and running.
PRODUCTION Complete your production line with JTAG.
SERVICE Repair boards even when no design data is available.
get function at the lowest possible cost. Contact: iTAC Software, Inc., 26801
Northwestern Highway, Southfield, MI 48033 % 248-450-2446 E-mail:
michael.fischer@
itacsoftware.com Web:
www.itacsoftware.com
Murray Percival Company Offers TTnS Conformal Coater
Auburn Hills, MI — Murray Percival Company is now offering the TTnS TCM45A_XL automated conformal coating technology, which can pro- vide a 40 to 60 percent reduction in materials used, when compared with conventional spraying or dipping processes.
Forging the path to
your product’s success For over 25 years JTAG Technologies have supplied high- performance, robust solutions for production testing of PCB assemblies, hardware debug and in-system device programming.
Want to know more about our solutions and products? Contact us at 410-770-4415, send an email to
info@jtag.com or visit our website at
www.jtag.com.
TTnS TCM45A conformal coating system.
TTnS patented bubble-free and
energy-saving conformal coating sys- tems specialize in the application of conformal coatings for electronic components and circuitries on the PCB assembly. The range of conformal coating
materials that can be run on the TCM45A includes acrylics, rubber, urethane, epoxy, silicone, and water- based coatings. The systems also offer five-axis precision robotics, multiple coating patterns, VOC ven- tilation management, TTnS pulse ac- tion spray, film thickness control, and can also increase throughput through a curing process. The ma- chine can also eliminate the need for
www.jtag.com We are boundary-scan.
masking. Contact: Murray Percival Co.,
2014 Brown Road, Auburn Hills, MI 48326 % 248-276-9970 E-mail:
info@murraypercival.com Web:
www.murraypercival.com
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