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AAT Offers Solvent Based Parts Cleaner


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CrimpCenter 64 SP


Produce Faster, More Precisely, and More Cost Effectively


The CrimpCenter 64 SP processes wires with conductor cross sections from 0.13 to 6 mm² and features the latest quality assurance options, such as SmartDetect, WireCam and Guided Feasibility Study, to ensure transparency and traceability of important production data. These features, along with a number of performance enhancements,   production with high quality requirements.


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Reliable, high precision technology Increased effective performance Minimized setup times


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Wire Solutions for a Connected World


AUSTIN, TX — Austin American Technologies (AAT) is now offering companies a way to keep their prod- ucts and employees safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mega ION® cleaning system designed for solvent- based cleanliness. The machine works as a virus-fighting parts and tool sanitizer. If it can get wet, it can be sanitized by the Mega ION. Whether employees handle


parts and tools that must be thor- oughly cleaned between shifts, or work in the medical industry and rely on a sterile environment, the Mega ION can kill germs on any- thing that can get wet. The Mega ION® is compatible


with multiple solvents, including, but not limited to, DI water, water alcohol mixtures, pure alcohol, evap- orative hydrocarbons (like cyclohexa- ne), and commercial solvent blends that do not require a water rinse.


Mega ION cleaning system. Contact: Austin American Tech-


nology, 401 Industrial Boulevard, Burnet, TX 78611 % 512-756-4150 E-mail: todd@aat-corp.com Web: www.aat-corp.com


Component Reel Barcode Decoder from Accu-Assembly


ANDOVER, MA — Accu-Assembly has introduced its AccuID, a bench- top system designed to easily pro- duce a unique reel ID barcode label for each SMT component reel. The system is much quicker than having an operator scan one label at a time by hand. The operator does not have to


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decide which barcode labels to scan, resulting in fewer scan errors. The AccuID has a simple user interface: the operator places the reel in the system and the scan begins automat- ically.


The camera on the AccuID can


decode all barcodes on a reel in about two seconds and then send the re- quired data to a database, based on the prefix on each label. 1P desig- nates supplier part number and Q


designates quantity. The decoding is omnidirectional, and the AccuID can decode down to 5 mil (0.1 mm) on 1D barcode labels and down to 10 mil (0.25 mm) on 2D barcode labels.


AccuID barcode decoding system. Accu-Assembly’s software will


emulate keystrokes to send the label to any application on a PC in a prede- termined sequence. The software can interface with most existing SMT placement equipment systems. AccuID can be used for incom-


ing inspection to verify the accuracy of the barcode labels on the reel. Ap- plications include creating and print- ing a unique SMT component reel ID barcode label for inventory systems, SMT placement equipment verifica- tion systems and traceability. The AccuID can read multiple


barcodes in any orientation on SMT component reels in a single pass. It can accommodate component reels from 7 to 15 in. (178 to 380 mm) in di- ameter. The system measures 17 x 15


x 27 in. (432 x 380 x 686 mm) in size. Contact: Accu-Assembly, Inc., 79


Jenkins Road, Andover, MA 01810 % 781-452-7640


E-mail: jclark@accuassembly.com Web: www.accuassembly.com


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