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Hayward, CA — Seika Machinery is showcasing a complete lineup of leading-edge equipment, includ- ing the latest models from McDry, Sayaka, SAWA, Unitech, and MALCOM. The Sayaka SAM-CT23S tabletop router with color CCD camera offers auto- matic alignment compensation with fiducial marks and automatic program change with QR code. With 115 VAC operation, no compressed air is nec- essary. Advanced image processing software allows easy programming and CAD-based offline programming. The SAWA SC-145GAE Ultrasonic Squeegee
Cleaner presents a new solution for lead-free sol- der pastes for squeegees, as well as other tools, such as scrapers, spatulas and misprinted PCBs. It offers easy operation, a synchronous ultrasonic effect, and is compatible with the SAWA fully auto- matic. The x and y axes of ultrasonic waves are synthesized in the 3.4 gal (13l) tank, working with
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the solvent to maximize cleaning ability. Seika also will highlight the Unitech UC-
250M-CV PCB cleaner. The UC-250M-CV takes all the features of the UC-250M and adds a dual-
September, 2019 Seika Showcases Routers, PCB Cleaners, Profilers
cleaning feature, which uses a combination of a brush roller with the silicone/adhesive cleaning rollers. The combination dual dust removal system provides better results than a single brush or adhesive roller system. The MALCOM RCX series modular reflow
oven profiling system offers complete profiling of reflow ovens, including oven temperature, video
imaging, O2 concentration and convection air velocity. It verifies that ovens are performing at optimal conditions, and enables users to trou- bleshoot problem areas. The MALCOM PCU-02V spiral viscometer is
Sayaka SAM-CT23S tabletop router.
designed for expensive material testing and analy- sis by obtaining the viscosity characteristics with only a 0.2 cc sample. MALCOM’s spiral sensor pro- vides continuous measurement of non-Newtonian fluids with repeatability. Seika is also offering the McDry MCU-201A, 1 percent RH model, which has a new, optimized, fast dehumidifica-
tion drying unit and data logger. Contact: Seika Machinery, Inc.,
26218 Industrial Boulevard, Hayward, CA 94545 % 510-293-0580 E-mail:
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See at SMTAI, Booth 410
Technic Releases Highly Reflective SolderMask
Cranston, RI — Technic has intro- duced its TechniMask ISR1000F/ 900G, a highly reflective, white sol- der mask, which operates with stan- dard exposure and UV/LED direct imaging systems with minimized undercut, while maintaining high flexibility. The product is compatible with
flex, rigid-flex and rigid-LED appli- cations, producing a pure white, track-free cosmetic surface that has demonstrated greater than 85 per- cent reflectivity after reflow.
TechniMask ISR1000F/900G,
highly reflective, white solder mask for LEDs
TechniMask ISR1000F/900G is
free of halogens, Sb, Be, and phtha- lates. This product is also RoHS-com- pliant and meets or exceeds IPC SM 840E specifications. Technic is a global supplier of
specialty chemicals, custom finishing equipment, engineered powders, and analytical control systems to the electronic component, PCB, semicon- ductor, industrial finishing, and dec- orative industries. The company is also a major supplier of engineered
metal powders to the solar industry. Contact: Technic, Inc.,
47 Molter Street, Cranston, RI 02910 % 401-781-6100
See at IMAPS, Booth 323
Visit us at IWLPC in San Jose booth # 28/ Oct 22 - 24, 2019!
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