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Rochester, NY — Hover-Davis is dis- playing its latest feeder and material automation solutions at IPC APEX 2019. The company is demonstrating its suite of surface mount component tape feeders and AXIUM series label and material feeders for Panasonic, SIPLACE, Juki, Fuji, and many other equipment suppliers. Through its distribution part-
nership with CCL Design, Hover- Davis provides customers with a complete identification and material automation solution, including pre- mium auto-apply labels and masking materials bundled with AXIUM se- ries feeders as a single-source, fully supported solution. Combined with CAB SQUIX se-
ries, 600 DPI, industrial thermal transfer printers, the solution can re-
liably automate high-temperature identification and masking material
February, 2019 Hover-Davis Displays Feeder Automation Solutions
applications as small as 0.1 x 0.1 in. (3 x 3 mm), using existing assembly equipment. The system provides in- creased throughput, improved accu- racy and reduced labor costs. CCL Design, formerly Nortec,
will display its advanced identifica- tion and masking materials for PCB applications, including high-temper- ature polyimide labels, laser-mark- able labels and solder/coating masks that are designed for automation using Hover-Davis AXIUM feeders. Hover-Davis also offers a wide
AXIUM series label clip.
line of component, tray, tube, radial, and wafer feeders available for OEM and special automation machine ap- plications. The company's feeders use the same original design technol- ogy with a broad range of interface and control options to provide a reli- able, drop-in integration solution for
any automation system application. Contact: Hover-Davis, Inc., 100
Paragon Drive, Rochester, NY 14624 % 585-352-9590 fax: 585-352-4870
4 Interchangeable Lenses 1 Innovative Magnifying Lamp
Interchangeable Magnification
E-mail:
sales@hoverdavis.com Web:
www.hoverdavis.com
See at IPC APEX, Booths 2308 and 4225
Palomar Technologies Now Offering Silver Sintering
26501-LED-INX
Carlsbad, CA — Palomar Technolo- gies is now offering new epoxy die at- tach capabilities for silver sintering. Developed to meet growing demands for RF GaN power amplifiers, which are a core requirement for the suc- cessful rollout of 5G networks around the world, the new silver jet dispens- ing capabilities are an enhancement to the already wide breadth of Palo- mar Technologies solutions for the telecom/datacom markets. With the launch of 5G networks
powering Smart Cities around the world, an explosion of growth has been seen in the development of RF GaN power amplifiers. Yole Develop- ment predicts the RF GaN device market to grow from $380 million in 2017 to $1.3 billion by 2023. Silver sintering for power elec-
(2.25x Magnification)
26501-INX-RL5D 5 Diopter Lens
26501-INX-8L5D 8 Diopter Lens (3x Magnification)
tronics offers the ability to deliver high thermal and electrical conduc- tivities, low process temperature and high reliability in production, greatly reducing cycle time and reducing costs for the development of RF GaN device packages. Advantages of jet dispensing include: pinpoint shooting with flexible dispensing from below, side or oblique directions; high-speed processing possible without being af- fected by curves or individual differ- ences in workpieces; cost reduction due to less material waste and in- creased throughput. Applications include jetting sil-
26501-INX-RL12D 12 Diopter Lens (4x Magnification)
Email |
sales@aventools.com (4.75x Magnification)
26501-INX-RL15D 15 Diopter Lens
aventools.com See at IPC APEX, Booth 1101, and at ATX / MD&M West, Booth 4615
ver paste to lead frames, conformal coating for automotive PCBs, jetting UV glue, adhesion/bonding of various electronic parts, dotting, lining, coat-
ing, and more. Contact: Palomar Technologies,
Phone | 734.973.0099
Inc., 2728 Loker Avenue W., Carls- bad, CA 92010 % 760-931-3680 E-mail:
rjanzon@bonders.com Web:
www.palomartechnologies.com
Easy Lens Exchange No Tools Required!
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