February, 2019


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Hanwha Launches Cobot-Aided Component Mounting


Cypress, CA —Hanwha is introducing a new HCR-5 cobot and HM520 cut- ting-edge modular component mounter. HCR-5 represents a new wave of robotics, where collaborative


autonomously. It is also the first robot built in Singapore to supply Southeast Asian manufacturers. According to the company, the


MH520 modular mounter has the highest productivity among machines of its class and is optimized for high- quality production. The system con- figures a flexible production line by applying a modular head and various production modules. The HM520 is designed for unmanned, nonstop and zero-defect production with Hanwha’s


Smart Factory S/W solution. The high-performance HM520


at Cpk ³1.0, placing 0201 (0603 met- ric) to approximately 0.2 in. (6 mm) components. The multifunction head (MF) has 6 spindles on each of two gantries and offers 60,000 CPH, ±30 µm at Cpk ³1.0, with a component


offers a compact footprint, auto-cali- brating, maintenance-free feeders, and modular heads. The high-speed (HS) head offers 20 spindles on each of two gantries, 80,000 CPH, ±25 µm


range of 0402 (1005 metric) to approximately 2.2 in. (55 mm). The company is also showing its


US2000XF printer with auto- changeover capacity of 10 stencils, under-board support, paperless


cleaning, and a closed print head. Contact: Hanwha Precision


Machinery Co., Ltd., 6000 Phyllis Drive, Cypress, CA % 919-606-3707 E-mail: jonny.n@hanwha.com Web: www.hanwhaprecisionmachinery.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 1843


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HM520 modular component mounter.


robots (cobots) can work alongside humans, making the workplace safer. Hanwha’s HCR-5 cobot is designed to handle all sorts of tedious tasks


Cogiscan Launches Geoscan Geolocation System


Bromont, Quebec, Canada — Cogiscan is launching its Geoscan, a new geolo- cation system at IPC APEX 2019. Geoscan is an asset location system that monitors the location of critical assets in the factory in real time. It shows the precise location of objects on a factory map and records a complete history of displacements, including past locations and distances.


Geoscan geolocation system for the factory floor.


It integrates with Cogiscan’s


Track, Trace and Control platform for inventory visibility, process control and traceability. The geolocation sys- tem can also interface with third-party software solutions through an API. The Geoscan system runs on the


standard Cogiscan platform, making it a very simple upgrade for current customers. With a large library of machine interfaces, Cogiscan can deliver a complete solution, including connectivity and applications that include material control, traceability


and analytics. Contact: Cogiscan, Inc., 28-B


boulevard de l’Aeroport, Bromont,


Quebec, Canada J2L 2N8 % 450-534-2644 E-mail: ahurbutt@cogiscan.com Web: www.cogiscan.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 3145 See at IPC APEX, Booth 1900


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