February, 2019
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Manchester, NH — Schleuniger is demonstrating select equipment from its comprehensive line of wire processing products at IPC APEX 2019. Schleuniger will be exhibiting its latest generation of benchtop
programmable, multistep rotary strip- pers allows for precise stripping of coaxial, triaxial and multi-conductor cable, as well as single conductor wire. Additional features include
cable end detection for higher strip length precision, cable diameter ver- ification for quality assurance, an automatic cable retraction function for easier processing of long strip lengths, and new stripping head designs to ensure that even very thin, hard-molded or slightly out-of- round insulations can be stripped. This new generation of coaxial cable stripping machines is designed to offer high productivity and low oper-
CoaxStrip 6380 benchtop coaxial cable stripping machine.
coaxial cable stripping machines, the CoaxStrip 6380, CoaxStrip 6480 and CoaxStrip 6580. With a 20 percent increase in production output, this new family of
KYZEN Expands AQUANOX Cleaning Solutions
Nashville, TN — KYZEN has intro- duced the latest addition to its AQUANOX family of cleaning solu- tions. Customers rely on AQUANOX products, because each product in the line is the result of an arduous, continual-improvement engineering protocol that stays ahead of rapidly evolving electronics manufacturing technologies. Each product is thor- oughly tested on the manufacturing floor prior to release. The latest product is the result
of thousands of hours of laboratory tests and “live” beta site testing,
ating costs. Schleuniger will also be demon-
strating the Odyssey-4, high-preci- sion laser wire stripper. This mach - ine is specifically designed to strip enameled wire and multi-filar ribbon ranging in size from 0.001 to 0.01 in. (0.025 to 0.25 mm) O.D. Using ultraviolet laser technol-
ogy, the Odyssey-4 vaporizes any polyimide-type insulation cleanly and precisely, while harmlessly reflecting from the shield or conduc- tor. Unlike competing laser technolo- gies, no residue is left, so it is possi- ble to connect to the wire, without further chemical treatment.
Page 113 Schleuniger Demos Latest Wire Processing Machines Despite its sophistication, the
machine is compact, simple to use, and requires almost no maintenance. It is also flexible enough to tackle a large range of medical wiring and high-performance magnet wire coils. Also at the show: the EcoStrip
9380 and MultiStrip 9480 cut and strip machines, the UniCrimp 100 crimping machine, and a variety of
benchtop wire stripping machines. Contact: Schleuniger, Inc., 87
Colin Drive, Manchester, NH 03103 % 603-668-8117
E-mail:
sales@schleuniger.com Web:
www.schleuniger-na.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 2506
Error Free Bond Testing
Remove all errors with our automated Bondtesters
AQUANOX cleaning solution.
which scientifically validates the rins- ability, extended tank life and reli- able, long-term performance advan- tages. This stable chemistry performs well on a wide variety of components, coatings, labels, and equipment. KYZEN is a supplier of precision
cleaning chemistries to the electronics, metal finishing, medical, semiconduc- tor, and optical industries. The compa- ny connects leading science with care to create effective cleaning solutions for each customer’s unique manufac-
turing process or problem. Contact: KYZEN, 430 Harding
Industrial Drive, Nashville, TN 37211 % 615-831-0888 E-mail:
tom_forsythe@kyzen.com Web:
www.kyzen.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 3349
Take control with automation
Operator free handling Eliminate alignment errors Remove handling issues Maximum traceability
Find out more at
www.nordsondage.com/4600
Operator free testing Take away operator bias No tool displacement errors Highest test repeatability
See at IPC APEX, Booth 2109
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