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Metcal Exhibits Lineup of Soldering Tips, Handpieces and Tools
Cypress, CA — Metcal is exhibiting a broad lineup of soldering tools at SMTA International 2019. The com- pany is showcasing its Connection Validation (CV) soldering system with new handpieces, AC-STC tip cleaner, HCT2-200 hot air pencil, and VFX-1000 fume extraction unit. Metcal is now offering new
handpieces for the CV system and assorted cartridges that transform the CV-5200 soldering system into a solution for even the most challeng- ing soldering applications. All of the handpieces are now available with a
number of tip cartridge geometries. The tip cartridges are available in a variety of temperature series. Metcal’s new HCT2-200 digital
hot air pencil was developed for very small surface mount component and package sizes and low board densi- ties. As component miniaturization continues, the ergonomics of a pencil become more important to allow a user freedom to access and rework components on the board, without affecting adjacent parts. The company’s innovative sol- der tip cleaner has a replaceable
brush system that pulls excess solder away from the tip into a removable collection tray for disposal, while removing oxidation from the tip. Solder tips represent a significant portion of the cost of ownership for a solder station and Metcal’s new sol- der tip cleaner removes oxidation and extends the life of the solder tip. The VFX-1000 fume extraction
unit is Metcal’s next-generation, under-the-bench fume extraction sys- tem. Its improved pre-filter provides high efficiency and its enhanced gas filter, which is a 50/50 mix of activated
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aluminum potassium permanganate and active carbon, allows for a wide range of fume extraction.
Variety of solder tips for Metcal’s CV soldering system.
Contact: Metcal, 10800 Valley
View Street, Cypress, CA 90630 % 714-799-9910
E-mail:
na-custcare@okinternational.com Web:
www.okinternational.com/metcal
See at SMTAI, Booth 632
EVS Recovers up to 80 Percent of Pure Solder
Isle of Wight, UK — EVS Inter - national is highlighting its EVS 500LF solder recovery system at SMTA International 2019. The EVS 500LF offers improved performance and cost savings. With the EVS - 500LF, users can quickly recover up to 80 percent of pure solder with a higher ROI from the waste dross. EVS has continually improved
the performance of the EVS units. The EVS 500LF has the same foot- print as a printer and is aimed at multiple markets. This includes the
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Want to know more about our solutions and products? Contact us at 410-770-4415, send an email to
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EVS 500LF solder recovery system.
customer with one lead wave and one lead-free wave, the customer who uses nitrogen or who would like to reduce their nitrogen usage, the cus- tomer with selective solder pots who only removes small amounts of dross every hour, or the customer with multiple waves and one EVS 500LF
connected to each. Contact: EVS International,
www.jtag.com We are boundary-scan.
Porchfield Business Park, Unit 2, Porchfield, Newport, Isle of Wight PO30 4QB, UK %+44-0-8451-30-47-33 E-mail:
sales@evsinternational.com Web:
www.solderrecovery.com
See at SMTAI, Booth 1132
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