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tech.com StaticStop Highlights Low-Maintenance ESD Flooring
Avon, MA — SelecTech is highlighting StaticStop, its ESD flooring division, at IPC APEX 2020. StaticStop offers a complete line of ESD flooring, including epoxy floor coatings, glue-down tile and sheet products, and the patented FreeStyle and SelecTile interlocking flooring. StaticStop also has in-depth technical knowl-
edge of ESD flooring with a staff of experts that have been involved in ESD flooring for more than 20 years. Tom Ricciardelli, president and CEO is actively involved in the ESDA and currently serves as the chairman of the ESD Flooring Committee. At IPC APEX, StaticStop will highlight
GroundFloor PLUS and FreeStyle PLUS, products prefinished with conductive urethane, making
Interlocking ESD floor tiles.
them easy to maintain. The company is also show- casing the new SelecTile ESD in gray, an industri- al interlocking tile suitable for the heaviest traffic
and a great replacement for failing ESD epoxy in factories and warehouses. FreeStyle ESD tiles employ a patented glueless
“zipper” interlocking system that enables the floor- ing to be installed over existing flooring with mini- mal subfloor preparation. There’s no need for messy, toxic adhesive and downtime is significantly reduced — often without the need to close off an area. Made with 70 percent recycled materials and 100 percent recyclable, FreeStyle ESD meets CA 1350 Indoor Air Quality and is MAS Certified Green. Contact: SelecTech, Inc., 33 Wales Avenue,
Avon, MA 02322 % 508-583-3200 E-mail:
jberk@selectech.com Web:
www.selectech.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 3028
TECHNICA, U.S.A. Fulfilling Manufacturing Needs Throughout the Electronics Industry
Accurate and Fast Volumetric Inspection with Inline 3D AXI
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tube, a tube lead box is not required. The tube stays in the inspection posi- tion during PCB loading and unload- ing. As a safety feature and to control exposure levels during inspection, the software is equipped with a dose simulator. The user can monitor the radiation dosage and according to that
information, the delivery
method and magnification can be set. The tube does not require any
periodic maintenance or storage of spare parts. The built-in lifetime monitoring system reports the time to replace the tube. The new tube cuts X-ray expo-
sure of the product and inner machine parts in half, minimizing component damage, increasing the life of the detector and dramatically decreasing the cost of ownership for the system.
•Fast setup & changeover •Simple operation
•Stable & reliable print process •Fine pitch printing capability •Excellent print definition
•Powerful off-Line programming •User friendly interface •Exceptional pickup reliability •100% ball & lead inspection •Optimal performance & accuracy
xcellent choice for High Mix, Medium Volume Production
Improvements for Industry 4.0 Saki’s total inspection lineup
uses the same software and hard- ware platforms. Together with X-ray Saki offers fast accurate 3D SPI, 3D AOI and bottom-side inspection dur- ing the printing, pre-reflow and post- reflow processes. Each inspection provides its own result data. Saki’s Multi-Process View (MPV)
software shows inspection results from all processes in one place in real time, enabling the operator to analyze and make process corrections based on the inspection results from the previ- ous process. Immediately, together with Saki’s advanced SPC and report function, MPV provides a more com- prehensive perspective of the defect analysis for the entire process and serves as a key to improved production quality. Contact: Saki America, Inc.,
Available in the United States exclusively through Technica U.S.A. See at IPC APEX, Booths 4423 and 3437
1-800-909-8697
www.technica.com
48016 Fremont Boulevard, Fremont, CA 94538 % 510-623-7254 E-mail:
sales.us@
sakicorp.com Web:
www.sakicorp.com r
See at IPC APEX, Booth 2025
February, 2020
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