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February, 2019 Scienscope Launches X-ray Component Counter


Chino, CA — Scienscope Internation- al is introducing its brand-new AXC- 800 IL X-ray component counter and


also showcasing its AXI-5100c II at IPC APEX 2019. Based on the AXC- 800 platform, the new system in-


cludes internal automatic barcode reading, eliminating the need for an operator to scan reels using a handheld barcode scanner. Reels are simply loaded into the system, the barcode la- bels are scanned automati- cally, and the count takes place without any further ac- tion by the operator. The AXI-5100c is a fully


automated, flexible, inline, fast, and accurate component counting machine designed to increase productivity. With automated barcode reading and reel size and height detection, the optional loaders and unloaders make it possible for the user to drop off a batch of reels and focus on other tasks. Customers can start


with a standalone, inline sys- tem and grow into more au- tomation in the future. At the trade show, Sci-


enscope will be demonstrat- ing its top-of-the-line X-Spection 6000 with a rotating inspection table and a full complement of software tools and complete BGA stitching, which offers a full view of any BGA. In addition, the X-Scope 2000 will be


AXC-800 X-ray component counter. Contact: Scienscope Internation-


al Corp., 5751 Schaefer Avenue, Chino, CA 91710 % 909-590-7273 fax: 909-494-5513 E-mail: djeka@scienscope.com Web: www.scienscope.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 441


nScrypt Delivers Factory-in-a-Tool to U.S. Army


DL Technology has been the leader in micro dispensing technology for over 15 years. For more 


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Orlando, FL — nScrypt has delivered a 3Dn-1000 multi-material factory- in-a-tool (FiT) platform to the U.S. Army’s Redstone Arsenal. This FiT has 3.3 ft (1m) of travel in the x/y axes at a speed of up to 3.3 ft/s (1 m/s) and can run five tool heads si- multaneously, without tool changes, on a high-precision linear motion gantry.


The FiT includes capabilities for


nScrypt’s proprietary nFD™ for ma- terial extrusion, SmartPump™ for


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3Dn-1000 multi-material factory-in-a-tool (FiT) platform.


mapping for conformal printing onto objects of any surface shape. The FiT’s SmartPump microdis-


pensing tool head eliminates drooling with pico-liter volumetric control and dispenses more than 10,000 commer- cially available materials, ranging from a few to millions of centipoise. The SmartPump’s pen tip has a diam- eter of 0.4 mil (10 µm). The 3Dn-1000’s nFD extruder


tool head can 3D print a wide range of thermoplastics, composites, and


   See at IPC APEX, Booth 1837 


continuous carbon fiber. Contact: nScrypt, Inc., 12151 Research Parkway, Suite 150,


Orlando, FL 32826 % 407-275-4755 E-mail: cperkowski@nscrypt.com Web: www.nscrypt.com


precision microdispensing, nMill™ for micro-milling, and nPnP™360 for pick and place of electronic compo- nents and subassemblies. The tool heads are monitored by multiple cameras for automated inspection and computer vision routines. The system also includes a point laser height sensor for z-tracking and


on display, as well as the entry-level X-Scope 1800.


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