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ations of SIPLACE TX, SIPLACE SX, the ASM ProcessLens 5D SPI system and the completely reimagined printing platform DEK TQ, will be demonstrated. SIPLACE SX, the powerhouse of the flex line,
is a totally adaptable and scalable system with interchangeable gantries, unmatched placement head technologies and advanced feeder and con- veyor options. Integrating an improved vision sys- tem, the SIPLACE SX uses 3D imaging to recog- nize damaged components, while the optional OSC package makes high-accuracy, high-reliability placement of snap-ins, radial, axial, and odd- shaped components streamlined and simple. For the ultimate in print process adaptability and on- the-fly adjustments, the high-flex line incorporates the proven and configurable DEK NeoHorizon 03iX printer and ASM ProcessLens 5D solder paste inspection. These technologies are integrated with the self-learning ASM ProcessExpert and ASM Process Engine software for closed- loop, hands-off print process control. Raising the bar on high-volume
manufacturing, ASM’s new high- speed line combines ultra-fast, extremely precise SIPLACE TX mod- ules, alongside the newly launched DEK TQ printing system. Engineered with speed, accura-
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Intelligence Continued from page 79
the Koh Young adaptive learning engine to generate models and fine- tune process parameters. While each module provides inherent standalone process benefits, the combined power of the three modules is designed to ensure process reliability and pro- duction flexibility, while reducing dedicated resources. The KPO mounting solution
includes three modules: Mounter Advisor, Mounter Diagnosis and Mounter Optimizer. Mounter Advisor studies and analyzes the offset distri- bution of the major mounter elements and differentiates these offsets from the component offsets measured by the pre-reflow AOI system. The system will automatically
identify mechanical and software mounter failures, as well as their root causes. The Mounter Diagnosis and Mounter Optimizer modules are currently being developed in collabo- ration with Koh Young’s mounter partners. These solutions will recom- mend ideal component placement positions by using SPI, pre-reflow AOI and post-reflow AOI data, while automatically notifying technicians and engineers about mounter issues in real time during production. AI will help the manufacturing
industry confront issues, such as the lack of skilled workers and the high cost of production. Koh Young is focusing on using AI-based solutions as the primary vehicle to enable the future of electronics manufacturing. Contact: Koh Young America,
Inc., 1950 Evergreen Boulevard, Suite 200, Duluth, GA 30096 % 704-651-2860 E-mail:
brent.fischthal@
kohyoung.com Web:
www.kohyoung.com r
See at IPC APEX, Booth 2336 See at IPC APEX, Booth 1043
LOOKING FOR SOLUTIONS TO AUTOMATE YOUR CIRCUIT BOARD LABELING?
Look no further than IDENTCO’s award-winning array of print-on-demand high-performance labels, precision SMT label feeders, printers, and performance-matched ribbons. Highlights of demand polyimide labels on static-dissipative REEL-e™ feeder reels, and the world’s thinnest label feeder, requiring just one slot in your SMT machine. IDENTCO’s newest line of ILP™ SMT label feeders have the fewest wear parts in the industry, eliminating disruptions to your line. IDENTCO labels are fully tested to withstand the harshest SMT chemicals and repeated washes.
Contact us for our New SMT
Labeling Automation Solutions brochure! Or visit us at APEX Booth #1043
IDENTCO
28164 W. Concrete Drive Ingleside, IL 60041, USA (815) 385-0011
sales@identco.com
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tech.com Integrated Smart Factory Drives Productivity...
cy and productivity at its core, the new DEK TQ marries precise linear drives, off-belt printing, a special clamping system, and an innovative print head to deliver process capability of ±17.5 µm at
2.0 Cpk. The compact footprint printer has a core cycle time of five seconds and can run continuous-
ly for up to eight hours with no assists. Though desirable, it is certainly not practical
for most electronics manufacturers to implement all of these powerful ASM technologies at once, which is why every solution is modular, facilitat- ing integration at a pace that aligns with business objectives. ASM allows staged coordination of processes
and all assets in an efficient manufacturing envi- ronment to ensure the highest productivity quali- ty and earnings. Contact: ASM Assembly Systems, 3975
Lakefield Court, Suite 106, Suwanee, GA 30024 % 770-797-3189 E-mail:
ogden.mark@
asmpt.com Web:
www.asm-smt.com r
Compact-footprint DEK TQ print platform. See at IPC APEX, Booth 3036
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