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September, 2020


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Solder Fume Extraction Units with 3-stage Filtration from Kurtz Ersa


PLYMOUTH, WI — Kurtz Ersa is now offering its EASY ARM 1 and EASY ARM 2 fume extraction units, which use a three-stage filter system


Versatile Systems for Laser Marking from IPTE


ALPHARETTA, GA — IPTE is meet- ing the demand for laser marking in a variety of industries, offering a complete range for nearly all applica- tions. While label marking is com- monly used, the cost of consumables, mandatory maintenance and space requirements are obvious downsides.


to clean process air. The prefilter captures particles larger than one micron in size. In the combined filter, micro-particles smaller than one mi- cron are bound and activated carbon neutralizes harmful gases. The units are connectable to Ersa soldering stations and rework systems and provide effective protection. Wearing a mask in hand solder-


ing environments is uncomfortable and face masks are limited to reduc- ing the spread of fine aerosols while speaking or breathing. In closed-room environments


with many people present, technical ventilation guarantees sufficient air


exchange. Filter units capture the air in


the operators’ immediate area. They work to filter out harmful particles generated from the flux in solder smoke. Solder fume extraction units protect operators from respirable particles, preventing the pollution of their respiratory tracts as well as


diseases like asthma and bronchitis. Contact: Kurtz Ersa, Inc., 1779


Pilgrim Road, Plymouth, WI 53073 % 920-893-1779


EASY ARM fume extraction units.


E-mail: ernie.grice@kurtzersa.com Web: www.kurtzersa.com


FlexMarker II laser marker. Laser marking does not require


any consumables, the process is fast, and it results in a durable and perma- nent mark. It is also antistatic and of- fers great flexibility in materials that can be marked. Changing the pattern of the laser is also very easy. IPTE offers several laser mark-


ing systems: the EasyMarker is a highly economical solution for smaller workpieces; the SpeedMarker II is a high-speed inline system in a compact size and a free programmable mar - king field; the FlexMarker marks larger workpieces and is the most ver- satile system in the company’s portfo- lio; and the FlexMarker II works with a movable laser unit and a fixed PCB position, allowing the system to be versatile in both high-volume and


high-mix production. Contact: IPTE USA, 6245 Shiloh


Road, Alpharetta, GA 30005 % 678-807-0067


E-mail: info@ipte.com Web: www.ipte.com


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