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batch number-based information, such as the start and end of the work process, set parameters, operator, and used materials or assemblies are recorded and stored. Based on this information, a process interlock can take place anytime during production.
Analytics and performance — management and visibility. In this area, analysis of production and quality management are carried out, among other tasks. Systems such as the
iTAC.MES.Suite offer enhanced analytics capabilities. Parameters that significantly influence quality are identified and monitored during production. In addition, iTAC pro- vides customers with a predictive maintenance solution to constantly monitor the condition of a facility and better plan maintenance activities.
Product suite extensions. Like the
iTAC.MES.Suite, there should be a homogenous software basis. This means that new upgrades and releases will take place globally across all users. Changes to the fac- tory layout, standard clients and functions should be freely config- urable according to the require- ments. iTAC also offers the option of creating individual clients and solu- tions as addons to the basic software solution and provides the customer with a development framework, as well as integration options for HTML5 clients and microservices.
Integration — ERP, SCM, PDM, and PLM. The connection of ERP, PLM and other management sys- tems is a standard requirement. The simple integration with correspon- ding configurable interfaces should be given.
Architecture, usability and user interfaces. A modern MES is archi- tecturally based on standards. In addi- tion to architecture and functional characteristics, strategic concepts such as SaaS and cloud models play a role. This can reduce investment costs for application software and IT infra- structure, as well as lower the total cost of ownership (TCO).
The core functionalities are then
expanded by other features, such as resource management, manufacturing process management, operations intel- ligence and production planning or advanced planning and scheduling. Integrated IoT/IIoT solutions round off the system. This results in a compre- hensive system with which manufac- turing companies from various indus- tries worldwide can meet industry 4.0 requirements. Contact: iTAC Software, Inc.,
26801 Northwestern Highway, Southfield, MI 48033 % 248-450-2446 Web:
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See at SMTconnect, Hall 4 Booth 209
See at NEPCON China, Booth 1G45 and SMTconnect, Hall 4 Booth 111 and Hall 5 Booth 434B 08:36:26 S High-end selective soldering system to
integrate into in-line manufacturing concepts Product change without downtime
VERSAFLEX solder module x/y/z-variable Parallel process through separation
of fluxing, preheating and soldering cycle Use of up to 4 flux spray heads with
two independent axes (2 spray heads per axis) Max. PCB size 680 x 610 mm (option 1,200 x 610 mm)
VERSACAM for solder wave height measurement on the fly Flexible system configuration
on account of modularity of the design
Highly efficient 800 W hybrid heating head Large-area IR Matrix bottom heater
with 25 single heating elements (600 W each) Process observation with up to 8 thermocouples
Automatic and precise component alignment with the help of machine vision
Highly accurate, motor-driven axis system for component placement (+/- 0.025 mm)
User independent, reproducible repair results guaranteed
Process control and documentation via the operator software HRSoft 2
www.us-
tech.com
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and lubrication, while keeping costs low. These features are underpinned by the CNC control system. The drive- based 840D SL CNC control from Siemens provides sufficient perform- ance even for five-axis simultaneous machining and opens up a wide range of options for the compact machine. With the addition of an
automation module, the machine can be turned into a complete pro- duction system. Fitted with a dedi- cated control and operating system, the machine offers extensive capa- bilities for flexible finishing and machining.
A robot cell can be mounted on a
supply module and placed next to the machining module. The articulated robot arm can serve up to three mach - ining systems arranged around it.
In the smallest upgrade stage,
which includes a Micro one and the automation cell, a 19.4 ft2 (1.8m2) space is required. The three-machine arrangement requires about 73 ft2 (6.8m2). The machine was designed from the beginning as an integrated system, which also includes additional processing steps — from the testing station to assembly and packaging. Contact: Zorn microsolution
Strengths of the Micro one include excellent feeding and handling.
GmbH, Höllstrasse 11, D-78333 Stockach, Germany % +49-7771-87373-200 E-mail: zorn@zorn-microsolu-
tion.com Web:
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Think BIG! – And be prepared for the future
Ersa VERSAFLOW 4 XL designed for PCB sizes of up to 610 x 1,200 mm
Ersa HR 600 XL automatic rework on large assemblies
VERSAFLUX SELECTIVE FLUX MODULE
Simultaneous fluxing and soldering on PCB panels in x- or y-direction
Kurtz Ersa, Inc. 1779 Pilgrim Road Plymouth WI 53073 | USA Phone: +1 920 893 1779 Fax: +1 920 893 1562
selective.info@
kurtzersa.com
rework.info@
kurtzersa.com
Kurtz Ersa México, S.A. de C.V. | Mexico Kurtz Ersa Asia Ltd. | China Ersa Hong Kong | China Ersa Shanghai | China Kurtz Ersa | France Ersa GmbH | Headquarters | Germany Kurtz Ersa Vietnam Company Limited | Vietnam
Ersa HRSoft 2 software package for HR 600 XL
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