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PRIDE Industries Installs X-Ray Counter from Nordson DAGE


Vista, CA — PRIDE Industries has purchased and installed an Assure™ X-ray component counter from DAGE, a part of Nordson ELECTRON- ICS SOLUTIONS. PRIDE has been a customer of DAGE for more than eight years. Accurate inventory know -


ledge is essential for today’s in- dustry. Live assurance of cor- rect inventory in a company’s MRP system minimizes stock, labor, errors, and costs, ensur- ing customer confidence and trust to keep SMT lines run- ning efficiently. Assure is designed to be


intelligent, simple, fast, and trustworthy, enabling the user to increase productivity, minimize component shortage and SMT line downtime, mul- tiple setups and additional component procurement. Nordson ELECTRON-


ICS SOLUTIONS offers its customers a robust product portfolio, including precision fluid dispensing, plasma treatment, selective soldering, and test and inspection capa- bilities. Comprising eight com- plementary product brands in- cluding ASYMTEK, DAGE, DIMA, YESTECH, MARCH, MATRIX, SE- LECT, and SONOSCAN, the compa- ny is well-positioned to serve cus- tomers with precision technologies,


sales and support teams, global reach, and consultative applications expertise.


Nordson DAGE Assure X-ray component counter.


Contact: Nordson DAGE, 2370


Oakridge Way, Suite B, Vista, CA 92081 % 510-683-3930 E-mail: sales@nordsondage.com Web: www.nordson.com


NRD’s Ionmaster QMS TM


is changing the way the world measures ionization performance


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IONMASTER QMS ADVANTAGES:


 Flexible & mobile  Unparalleled accuracy & sensitivity  Intuitive controls & software


This is the next generation ionization system.Visit www.nrdstaticcontrol.com/ionmaster-ustech to discover more about Ionmaster QMS.


SEHO Intros GoReflow-Plus Convection Soldering System


Erlanger, KY — SEHO is now offer- ing its GoReflow-Plus convection re- flow soldering system, designed for


solder joint quality. The system is also equipped with a three-stage cooling area to cool the assemblies


GoReflow-Plus convection soldering system.


medium-sized volumes. The system offers high solder joint quality, cost efficiency and high flexibility. Eight heating zones and an active heated area of 9.8 ft (2.9m) provide maxi- mum flexibility in temperature pro- filing.


The GoReflow-Plus is designed


for soldering in ambient atmospheres and can be operated with local nitro- gen inertion in the peak area, de- pending on the application. A high volume of circulated process gas gen- erated by axial fans, along with spe- cially designed slot nozzles, ensure homogeneous heat generation over the entire transport width at moder- ate gas velocities. Programmable fan revolution


speed offers more flexibility, which can be adjusted to achieve excellent


after the reflow process. A flux management system


(process gas cleaning) with stainless steel filter is integrated in the peak and cooling area. Residues are col- lected in a PE bottle and easy to dis- pose of. The system also offers low maintenance and high machine up- time.


The system can be integrated


into fully automated production lines. The control system includes an industrial PC and the option to con- nect to different interfaces, such as


IPC-Hermes-9852 or IPC CFX. Contact: SEHO North America,


Inc., 1445 Jamike Avenue, Suite 1, Erlanger, KY 41018 % 859-371-7346 fax: 859-282-6718 E-mail: sehona@sehona.com Web: www.seho.de/en/north-america


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