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www.us- tech.com Mobile Fume Extraction Units


Mequon, WI — ULT AG has launched its new series of portable fume extraction units, ULT 160.1. The systems are designed for small and medium quantities of air pollutants. In addition to a new, visually appealing design and improved device handling, users benefit from the systems’ high filtration rates, extremely low noise operation and an optimized price-performance ratio. Special filter combinations within the ULT


160.1 units increase separation efficiency and fil- ter lifetime, resulting in significant cost savings for users. The mobile and compact system design enables flexible application at changing manual workstations. The ULT 160.1 units can be connected to


external systems through a D-sub interface for automated operation, such as laser marking sys- tems, soldering machines or dispensers. ULT offers the systems as specific versions for the removal of laser fume (LAS 160.1), soldering fume (LRA 160.1), dust (ASD 160.1), or gases, odors and vapors (ACD 160.1). Configured filter technologies are used for each application. ULT’s fume extraction systems help to elimi-


ULT 160.1 portable fume extraction unit.


nate airborne pollutants released during joining, separation or surface processing. The units are designed to remove the finest of particles and emissions in automated and semiautomated pro- duction processes, as well as manual workplaces in many industries.


Contact: ULT, LLC, 6000 W


Executive Drive, Suite G, Mequon, WI 53092 % 414-377-1376 E-mail: office@ult-usa.com Web: www.ult-usa.com


See at SMTconnect, Hall 5 Booth 214


CIT Relay & Switch’s Snap-Action Switches Now Come in Two Sizes


Rogers, MN — CIT Relay & Switch is now offering its VM3 and subminia- ture SM3 series snap-action switch- es. Available in either SPST or SPDT, these UL/cUL recognized switches offer numerous actuator styles, including pin plunger, stan- dard, short and long hinge levers, roller and simulated roller.


ULT: New Generation of


May, 2019


Snap-action switches. Termination options include


0.11 in. (2.8 mm) quick-connect, sol- der lug, PC terminal and right or left PC terminal. Contact material on the VM3 and SM3 series is silver and both offer choices of operating force. Ratings are up to 16A at 125/250 VAC and IP67 versions are available. The company offers customization of its snap-action switches to fit cus- tomers’ exact requirements. CIT Relay & Switch, a division


of Circuit Interruption Technology, Inc., manufactures a broad array of automotive, telecom, security, indus- trial, and audio relays and switches in through-hole, panel and surface


mount styles. Contact: CIT Relay & Switch,


14680 James Road, Rogers, MN 55374 % 763-535-2339 E-mail: sales@citrelay.com Web: www.citrelay.com


See at EDS, Suite 12-046 See at NEPCON China, Booth 1L30 and SMTconnect, Hall 4A Booth 300


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