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May, 2021


DONGGUAN, CHINA — 1 Click SMT Technology Co. is now offer- ing its MAS-i2 inline selective sol- dering machine to the North American market after more than 50 successful installations in Asia. The MAS-i2 contains a


three-zone conveyor system that includes fluxing, preheating and soldering. While one board is sol- dered, another is in the preheat section and a third board is flux- ing, saving time in production. The MAS-i2 can equip two


fluxer valves, either two of the same or two different valves. For example, two drop jet valves en- able customers to double produc- tion, or one drop jet valve and one micro-spray valve enable the use of two different fluxes simul- taneously. The preheat zone provides hot air convection on the top and IR preheating at the bottom.


Smart Sonic Introduces Versatile Stencil Cleaner


CLEVELAND, OH — Smart Sonic Corporation is now offering its Model 2003, designed to clean both solder paste and adhesives from stencils, in a single ma- chine. This model comes with two wash tanks on the outer sides of the unit. One cleans at ambient temperature for clean- ing solder pastes and the second wash tank is heated for cleaning adhesives and flux residue.


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Meanwhile, the soldering section has top IR preheating to main- tain the board’s temperature throughout the process. The system is equipped with


two individual solder pots with their own individual z-axes. The soldering area can accommodate PCBs up to 18 x 20 in. (450 x 508 mm) for two nozzles individually, or 9.25 x 20 in. (235 x 508 mm) for two parallel nozzles. This way, customers can use


only one solder pump, two simul- taneously to double the speed, or one solder pump with a larger


Interior of the MAS-i2 selective soldering system.


nozzle first and another solder pump with a smaller nozzle. This is particularly useful


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for customers using two types of flux and two types of solder, who then do not have to waste time changing the flux in the tank, cleaning the nozzle, changing the flux valve, changing the solder pot, waiting for the solder to


melt, and calibrating its position. Contact: 1CLICKSMT Tech-


nology Co., Ltd., Bld 1, Hua Ke Bao Chuang Industry Zone, Shi Da Road, Daling Shan,


DongGuan, China % +86-769-853-3739 E-mail: sales@1clicksmt.com Web: www.1clicksmt.com


Model 2003


PCB stencil cleaner. The middle tank is a spray


rinse station. These ultrasonic cleaners are compatible with all aqueous ultrasonic chemistries and the separate wash tanks prevent cross contamination be- tween the various cleaning appli- cations.


While cleaning SMD epoxy


adhesives is not as quick and easy as cleaning solder paste, Smart Sonic offers one of the few processes that provides effective, efficient cleaning and EPA com- pliance.


Contact: Smart Sonic Corp.,


837 E. 79 Street, Cleveland, OH 44103 % 818-610-7900 fax: 818-610-7909 E-mail: smt@smartsonic.com Web: www.smartsonic.com


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