May, 2019


www.us- tech.com IPTE Participates in “Future Packaging” Production Line


Alpharetta, GA — IPTE plans to par- ticipate in the “Future Packaging” production line at SMTconnect 2019.


equipment. The integrated IPTE components


loader, conveyors,


include bareboard turn units,


buffers, workstations, and a multi- magazine loader/unloader, MLL 3P/MLU 3P. The company will demonstrate


a laser marker, the FlexMarker II, which can apply 2D codes, graphics and logos to both sides of each prod- uct. IPTE will also show the pro- gramming and testing of products using its Easy Test Handler (ETH) and MFT 19 Multifunctional Test


Handler. The test handlers are set up as a parallel tester. The company is also offering a new, faster, spindle- driven ETH. The MFT 19 can inte- grate ICT equipment as well as 19 in. (48.3 cm) rack and stack equipment. In-circuit or functional test, as


well as programming processes can be automated inline with IPTE’s ETH. The ETH is practical for use with single-circuit boards, multiple boards or corresponding carriers for circuit boards. Both, single- or dou- ble-sided fixtures can be realized.


The fixtures can be changed quickly and easily. For optional parallel use of more than one test handler, the test handler can be equipped with a bypass segment, providing uninter- rupted production. The bypass can be


used to optimize cycle times. Contact: IPTE USA, 5935 Shiloh


Road East, Suite 100, Alpharetta, GA 30005 % 678-807-0067 fax: 678- 807-0072 E-mail: sales@ipte.net Web: www.ipte.com


See at SMTconnect, Hall 5, Booth 434B


Page 85


IPTE Easy Test Handler (ETH).


The 10,764 ft2 (1,000m2), fully opera- tional production line is designed to give visitors at SMTconnect first- hand experience of how efficient and robust processes and technologies can be achieved with maximum flexibility. IPTE will be supplying all the


conveying equipment to interconnect the variety of other suppliers’ process


WhisperTeach From BPM Can Reduce Manual Teach Points By 94%


Houston, TX — BPM Microsystems is now offering its WhisperTeach+™ programming solution, which won a new product introduction award ear- lier this year at IPC APEX 2019. WhisperTeach+ automates z-height and socket locations, speeding set up time without sacrificing quality. With WhisperTeach+, operator


involvement during job set up is radi- cally improved, reducing manual teach points by 94 percent for a machine with a standard tape-in/tape- out and 48 programming sockets. The operator teaches the input


and output locations using Whisper - Teach™, then manually places a devices in the first socket, and exe- cutes the WhisperTeach+ command to begin the auto-teach process. The pick nozzle then moves to


this first socket location and auto- matically detects the top of the device in the socket, accurate to with- in 0.6 mil (15 µm), and “learns” x, y and theta. Auto-teach then contin- ues, populating and teaching each remaining socket. As each site is taught, the programming process begins immediately. With the typical scenario


described, teach points are reduced from 50 to three. WhisperTeach and WhisperTeach+ are only available with BPM automated programming


systems. Contact: BPM Microsystems,


15000 Northwest Freeway, Houston, TX 77040 % 713-688-4600 E-mail: scott_bronstad@bpmmicro.com Web: www.bpmmicro.com


See at SMTconnect, Hall 4 Booth 245


Find out more at www.nordsondage.com/4600


See at NEPCON China, Booth 1G20 and SMTconnect, Hall 4A Booth 214 Take control with automation


Operator free handling Eliminate alignment errors Remove handling issues Maximum traceability


Operator free testing Take away operator bias No tool displacement errors Highest test repeatability


Remove all errors with our automated Bondtesters


Error Free Bond Testing Learn more at


SMTconnect Hall 4A


Stand No. 214


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