October, 2019


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Page 87 Epson Showcases Latest Manufacturing Robots


Long Beach, CA — Epson Robots is now offering its latest six-axis and SCARA robots, as well as its inte- grated parts feeding solutions. Due to the company’s SlimLine design, Epson six-axis robots can save on valuable factory floorspace and fit where other robots cannot — without


Dispensing, Coating and Custom Automation from PVA


Cohoes, NY — PVA is demonstrating its dispensing technology at produc- tronica 2019, including the Delta 8 with MR2, Delta 8 with a PCS150 and PC150 fed by a VPK-2K for 2K coating, Delta 8 equipped with an FCS300-ES, SJ100 and FC100-CF for film coating, and Delta 6 config- ured for PCB assembly. Designed for multiple applica-


tions, the Delta 8 system is flexible beyond conformal coating. The MR2 highlights the Delta 8’s fluid dispens- ing capabilities. The MR2 is a versa- tile servo-controlled rod dispenser for processing single- or dual-component chemistries requiring a high level of dosing accuracy.


The world class provider of exceptional area Laser Reflow solutions


compromising performance, speed and reach. The six-axis robots can reach into confined workspaces from many angles, with ultra-smooth motion, making them excellent for a variety of applications. The VT6L all-in-one six-axis


robot, the latest entry level offering with a 13.2 lb (6 kg) payload and 35.4 in. (900 mm) reach, provides ground- breaking technology at a competitive price point. It is excellent for simple applications, such as loading and unloading, packaging, and parts assembly. The company’s N-series six-axis robots are, reportedly, the world’s


first robots with compact folding arm technology, which is designed to pro- vide optimal motion and workspace


efficiency. Epson’s RS3 SCARA robot with


the IntelliFlex™ feeding system, pow- ered by the company’s IntelliFlex Software and Vision Guide, delivers a simplistic and affordable feeding solu- tion and is an innovative alternative to bowl and flexible feeder solutions


available in the market today. Contact: Epson America, Inc.,


3840 Kilroy Airport Way, Long Beach, CA 90806 % 800-463-7766 Web: www.epson.com


See at The ASSEMBLY Show, 1 8/5/19 9:25 PM Epson six-axis robot.


Booth 431, and productronica, Hall A3 Booth 147


Delta 8 dispensing system. Utilizing a volumetric displace-


ment concept, the MR2 is capable of processing a wide range of chem - istries, including viscous filled or abrasive materials, without concern to slight material changes from batch to batch or due to atmospheric condi- tions. This results in a more accurate dispensing process for difficult-to- process chemistries. The Delta 6 is a flexible robotic


conformal coating/dispensing system that is excellent for selective coating, potting, bead, and meter-mix dispens- ing applications. The robust overhead three-axis motion platform is suitable for inline or batch operations. The Delta 6 has a slim footprint, rigid structure, and robust gantry configura- tion designed for high accuracy and


demanding applications. Contact: PVA, One Mustang


Drive, Cohoes, NY 12047 % 518-371-2684 fax: 518-371-2688


E-mail: info@pva.net Web: www.pva.net


See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 423, productronica, Hall A2 Booth 253, and The ASSEMBLY Show, Booth 400


www.laserssel.com See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 611


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