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San Jose, CA — YXLON, a division of Comet Group, is launching a brand-new lineup of X-ray inspection systems dedicated to the semiconductor industry. These systems offer advanced automated 2D and 3D inspection of bumps and filled vias to locate, identify and measure failures, including non-wetted bumps, voiding, and misalignments. The FF70 CL and FF65 CL series are fully
YXLON Expands X-Ray Portfolio for the Semiconductor Industry
automated analysis systems offering ultra-high resolution and magnification for the smallest semi- conductor defect detection. The new range of inspection systems provides automated analysis of TSVs, C4 bumps, 3D packages and MEMS at wafer, strip or component level with maximum
throughput. Lastly, the FF65 IL with its integrat- ed loader is designed to meet the needs of volume manufacturing, while maintaining market leading features and benefits. The systems were developed in collaboration with Nagoya Electric Works. YXLON International designs and produces
radioscopic and CT inspection systems for the widest variety of applications and fields. Whether situated in the aviation and aerospace, automotive or electronics industry, the company’s customers are among the leading companies in their respec-
tive fields. Contact: Comet Group Lab One, 3055
FF70 CL X-ray inspection system.
Orchard Drive, San Jose, CA 95134 % 408-325-8770
E-mail:
paul.smith@
cometusa.com Web:
www.comet-group.com
Thrives on a Challenge. Loves Variety. The ultimate multi-process inspector for paramount speed, accuracy and ease of use.
See at NEPCON China, Booth 1G01
IDENTCO Offers Label Automation Solutions
AOI
Ingleside, IL — IDENTCO is now offering durable label automation solutions for track and trace applica- tions. The company’s electronics identification solutions are designed to offer extreme durability, solvent and chemical resistance, and antista- tic properties for applications that range from PCB assembly to indus- trial automation. The PCB and electronic compo- nent labels have been developed to
SPI
CMM
SQ3000™ All-in-One Solution Loaded with Powerful Tools that cover Inspection and Measurement for AOI, SPI and CMM.
Fast and highly accurate, repeatable and reproducible measurements for metrology applications in the manufacturing of a wide variety of products such as PCBs, semiconductors and consumer electronics.
The SQ3000™ offers unmatched accuracy with the revolutionary Multi-Reflection Suppression (MRS) technology by meticulously identifying and rejecting reflections caused by shiny components. Effective suppression of multiple reflections is critical for accurate measurement, making MRS an ideal technology solution for a wide range of applications including those with very high quality requirements.
ELPA™ 2000 label applicator.
withstand the challenges presented by high heat, fluxes and cleaning solutions. Print-on-demand solutions include
printers, application-
matched labels and ribbons, and label feeders designed for use in most SMT pick-and-place machines. Benefits of the labels include:
100 percent traceability of PCBs dur- ing manufacturing and after process- ing in the field; durable to survive harsh wash down processes; auto- application to remove human error;
and antistatic properties. Contact: IDENTCO, 28164 W.
Concrete Drive, Ingleside, IL 60041 % 815-385-0011
www.cyberoptics.com Copyright © 2019. CyberOptics Corporation, Inc. All rights reserved.
E-mail:
bconnolly@identco.com Web:
www.identco.com
See at SMTconnect, Hall 4 Booth 160, and at EWPTE, Booth 2262
See at NEPCON China, Booths 1E52 and 1E54 and SMTconnect, Hall 4 Booth 101
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