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Key Specifications:
•Reduced inspection programming times using Gerber data
•Geographical checks for component locations and profiles
•Reverse net generation allows addition of component connectivity info
•Organized component libraries output to Hioki 1240
June, 2017
EPE Purchases Ekra Serio 4000 Screen Printers
Manchester, NH — EPE Corporation has purchased three Ekra Serio 4000 solder paste screen printers. Each of the company’s SMT lines now con- tains one of the flexible and high-per- formance printers. Customizable and scalable, the printers are expected to help the company reach new busi- ness growth and scalability goals. The printers will allow the company to decrease time-to-production, while increasing print quality. Over the past year, EPE has
made several other capital invest- ments to meet its customers’ growing needs by following the purchase of the Ekra screen printers with Pemtron solder paste measurement, a Nordson DAGE XD7600NT Ruby FP X-ray inspection system, Pillar- house Jade MKII selective soldering, and a Nordson ASYMTEK Spectrum S-920N liquid dispensing machine for underfill applications. This equip- ment, along with performing DFM analysis to ensure a successful prod-
uct launch with Mentor Graphics’
Ekra Serio 4000 screen printer. Valor software allows EPE to excel in
high-reliability markets. Contact: EPE Corp., 645 Harvey
Road, Manchester, NH 03103 % 603-669-9181
E-mail:
tbell@epecorp.com Web:
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Microscan Upgrades Online Barcode Generator
Key Specifications: •Capable of fine-pitch inspection at 0.2 mm
•Four-terminal resistance measurement between IC leads and pad to detect insufficient solder
•Soft landing feature to prevent board damage
•Supplementary AOI functions including component presence polarity and displacement
•Test resistors, capacitors, diodes, zener diodes, coils, transistors, digital transistors and photocouplers
•Optional CAD conversions •User-friendly Windows operation -friendly Windows operation
Renton, WA —Microscan has upgrad- ed its free, online barcode generator, which is a tool that allows users to create, save and e-mail custom bar- codes. From linear to stacked and 2D symbols, 28 different barcode types are now available on the company’s website. While not intended as a pro- fessional barcode application tool, the generator is an informative resource that allows users to see and under- stand different barcode features. The website supports formats
that include: Aztec, Codabar, code 11, code 128, code 39, code 39 extend- ed, code 93, data matrix, DataBar ex- panded, DataBar limited, DataBar stacked, DataBar stacked omnidirec- tional, DataBar truncated, EAN-13, EAN-8, GS1-128, industrial 2 of 5, interleaved 2 of 5, matrix 2 of 5, mi- croPDF417, PDF417, PLANET, POSTNET, QR code, Telepen, UPC- A, UPC-E, and USPS. The barcode generator is one of
many online resources offered by Mi- croscan. The company also offers free, on-demand training, multime- dia resources and other materials to organizations and professionals that
Online barcode generator.
want to boost productivity. Contact: Microscan Systems,
Inc., 700 SW 39th Street, Suite 100, Renton, WA 98057 % 425-226-5700 fax: 425-226-8250 E-mail:
info@microscan.com Web:
www.microscan.com
Dow Corning Develops UV Optical Bonding Material
Midland, MI — Dow Corning has un- veiled a UV-curable optical bonding material designed to enhance the re- liability and performance of automo- tive displays. VE-6001 was developed to deliver higher thermal stability than organic materials, and its one- part silicone chemistry makes it easy to process. As demand for more reliable au-
tomotive displays accelerates, conven- tional display makers and tier suppli- ers are challenged to adapt their de- signs to perform better in harsher en- vironmental conditions, such as ex- treme temperatures, high humidity and prolonged UV exposure. The optical bonding material
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adheres a variety of cover window materials, including glass, acrylic and polycarbonate to automotive LCD modules. Compatible with com- mon industry processes, such as dam and fill, patterning and slit coating, VE-6001 exhibits controlled flow dur-
ing processing and deep section cure with exposure to UV light. With less than one percent
shrinkage, the new material is suit- able for large panel displays. After cure, it forms an extremely soft and
VE-6001 bonding material for automotive displays.
resilient cushioning layer that offers a combination of stress relief and di- mensional stability for mechanically
sensitive automotive touchscreens. Contact: Dow Corning, 220 W
Salzburg Road, Auburn, MI 48611 % +32-64-889-350 E-mail:
isabelle.vanderstichelen@
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