February, 2019
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Page 95 Inovaxe Showcases Smart Storage Systems
Deerfield Beach, FL — Inovaxe is showcasing its new SMART Ino - Mech anical storage solution, as well as its new SMART SREX stationary storage solution at IPC APEX 2019. The SMART InoMech anical storage solution is designed to store and
management system. This system allows users to
store and manage bagged parts, JEDEC trays, PCBs, and more. The product comes in two models and a multitude of configurations. The first model showcased is the SR140. The SR140 is a mobile smart cart that supports reels, trays, bins, and other non-reel parts. This mobile smart cart can accommodate up to seven rows of reel parts or 14 rows of non- reel parts, or a combination of both. The new SREX200 is a fixed
smart storage system for storage and traceability of non-reel parts. Within the small and compact foot-
print, users can store and manage up to 264 unique part numbers. This includes bagged parts, JEDEC tray parts, PCBs, and more. Inovaxe is highlighting other
InoAuto SMART storage solutions, including reel storage, stencil stor- age, and MSD storage. The SMART InoAuto ultra-lean material han- dling systems enable users to locate parts in less than four seconds and return a part in less than eight sec- onds. The carts are mobile or fixed, store from 560 reels in 2.5 ft2 (0.23m2) or store 1,120 reels in 4.5 ft2 (0.42m2), with an ROI of less than six months.
Benefits include: more than 90
percent labor reduction in pulling kits and returning parts; more than 90 percent space reduction for storing parts and kits; reduction of set up time and increase in machine uptime; reduction of operator travel; elimina- tion of paper for kit pull and feeder loading; enhanced inventory accuracy without counting; and reduction of
errors during feeder set up. Contact: Inovaxe Corp., 260
S.W. 12th Avenue, Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 % 954-531-1363 E-mail:
info@inovaxe.com Web:
www.inovaxe.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 3417
Inovaxe SMART InoMechanical storage system.
manage all inventory needs. As with the Inovaxe reel storage system, the InoMech anical carts and racks uti- lize the powerful InoAuto material
PDR Intros Brand New IR Rework System
Shingle Springs, CA — PDR is intro- ducing its PDR IR-E6S Evolution at IPC APEX 2019. The new system with auto-lift will be available begin- ning in February. The system is tool-free, gas-free,
instantly/precisely controllable, clean, modular, upgradeable, and produces 100 percent yield BGA rework, without complications. It provides the extreme- ly high levels of profiling and process control necessary for the effective rework of even the most advanced packages, including SMDs, BGAs, CSPs, QFNs, and flip chips, and is ready for 008004 (0201 metric) compo- nents and lead-free applications.
IR-E6S Evolution IR rework system.
Features include: gantry x/y
movement and considerably faster set up time; 21 in. (53.3 cm) touch- screen monitor offering software- optimized control; new thermoactive software design; cameras to allow live image capture; rework of boards up to 18 in. (45.7 cm); 3,000W PCB preheater; and semiautomatic opera- tion. Auto-lift, manual and semiauto- matic operation is available across
the entire E series range. Contact: PDR Americas, 3869
Dividend Drive, Shingle Springs, CA 95682 % 530-676-6262 E-mail:
sales@pdrxy.com Web:
www.pdr-rework.com/americas
See at IPC APEX, Booth 1519
Take inspection to another dimension
The smartest way to the perfect PCB Ensure comprehensive test coverage. Minimize false calls. And drill down into powerful image library tools with advanced algorithmic assistance. With the K Series 3D automated optical inspection system, there’s virtually nowhere for defects to hide. Thanks to industry- leading inspection software and high-precision metrology, you can continously improve yield and quality on even the most complex product geometries. It’s one more part of Mycronic 4.0, and one step closer to perfection.
See at IPC APEX, Booth 2141
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