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San Jose, CA — SHENMAO has in- troduced its PF606-RT35 room-tem- perature solder (RTS) paste, which has been specially designed for SMT processes. Compared with common pastes, the no-clean paste is formu- lated to provide consistent printing performance, low voiding, stable vis- cosity, and excellent testability. With its wide reflow window, it can be fit easily into the processes of the most complicated PCB designs. The new PRF606-RT35 lead-free,


low melting point solder paste is de- signed to provide long-term stability over a wide range of temperature con- ditions. It can be used to perform sol- dering with low peak reflow profiles in air or nitrogen atmospheres to save energy and improve yield rates.


www.us- tech.com The new paste offers excellent


solderability, it is suitable for pin-in- paste, provides ICT testability, and high-speed printability. PCBs and components no longer need to with-


stand 464 to 482°F (240 to 250°C) with the decrease in reflow tempera- ture, so product designers can choose components and PCBs with low ther- mal stability to keep costs down. In addition, energy consump-


tion is decreased, along with the tem- perature drop of the reflow oven. However, the real benefit is related to the thermal storage ability of the oven, product type, production quan- tity, etc. SHENMAO has been success-


PF606-RT35 room-temperature solder paste.


fully approved by many international and well-known electronics manufac- turers. The company strives to offer the best quality without compromis- ing cost and time-to-market, while providing maximum value to all cus- tomers.


July, 2020 SHENMAO Develops Room-Temperature Solder Paste Contact: SHENMAO America,


Inc., 2156 Ringwood Avenue, San Jose, CA 95131 % 408-943-1755 fax: 408-684-5477 E-mail: usa@shenmao.com Web: www.shenmao.com


Europlacer Installs X-ray System at Phoenix Systems


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Poole, Dorset, UK — Phoenix Systems UK, Ltd., has added a Europlacer Uni- comp AX-8200HR X-ray system to its facility. Phoenix delivers electronic manufacturing services to quality-crit- ical customers in the aerospace, aero- nautics, defense, medical, and re- search sectors.


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DRIVEN BY KURTZ ERSA.


Unicomp AX-8200HR X-ray system.


The company has an extensive


portfolio of production equipment and assets, but until recently had been outsourcing its X-ray inspec- tion. Customer boards contain com- plex parts that the production team concluded could not be addressed re- liably by other inspection methods. Aside from challenging QFA


and QFM components, boards often contain heavy copper layers. In addi- tion, one aerospace customer deploys a hybrid device that cannot be in- spected optically. As well as proving the integrity


of surface mount operations to com- ponent level and validating the en- tire assembly process at Phoenix, the new X-ray facility provides docu- mented images and statistics, which


are valuable in customer reports. Contact: Blakell Europlacer, Upton Industrial Estate, Poole,


VERSAFLOW 4 XLVERSAFLOW 4 XL  High-end in-line selective soldering system


 High-end in-line selective soldering system  Max. PCB size 24” x 24” (optional 24” x 48”)


 ERSASOFT 5 user interface with CAD Assistant 4 foroffline programming and product change without downtime


 VERSAFLEX solder module x/y/z-variable  Parallel process of fluxing, preheating and soldering  Use of up to 4 flux spray heads with two independent axes  Modular design for flexible system configuration


 Link for traceability systems and secure process control with monitoring of all relevant processes


 Full area lower and upper convection preheating Kurtz Ersa, Inc. | Plymouth WI 53073 | USA | Phone: +1 920 893 1779 | usa@kurtzersa.com www.driven-by-kurtzersa.com


Dorset, BH16 5SL, UK % +44-0-1202-266500 E-mail: contact@europlacer.co.uk Web: www.europlacer.com


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