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JOT Automation Intros M12 Test Handler


• Excellent contrast 2000:1


• For environments -40 … +80°C


• Extremely wide viewing angle 170°


• SPI, I²C Bus Interface • Integrated character set • Super fast, even at -40°C • Text and graphic • Super flat and sturdy • With pins for easy mounting • USB testboard • Optional touch panel • Ex stock available


SANTA CLARA, CA — JOT Au- tomation, a global provider of au- tomated production and testing solutions, has announced the re- lease of its latest product, the M12 test handler. The M12 test handler is de- signed to automate the handling of PCBs during the testing process, pro- viding an efficient and flexible solution for high- volume and high-mix test- ing environments. The M12 test handler


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has been engineered with the latest technology and features to meet the grow- ing demands of the elec- tronics industry. With its fast and reliable, patented handling system, the M12 test handler can accom- modate up to 12 5U test boxes, enabling signifi- cant increases in production. With its modular design, the M12 test handler can be config- ured to handle various test appli- cation requirements, making it an ideal solution for automated test handling. The M12 test handler is


equipped with the standard JOT M Test Boxes, capable of accom- modating test applications such as RF testing, functional testing,


in-circuit testing, and program- ming. With up to 12 test boxes equipped with different types of fixtures, the test handler can


M12 test handler.


achieve a true zero-second setup time. The M12 also offers full in- terchangeability and independ- ence when using manual test boxes, making the shift from pro- totype testing to fully automated


inline testing instantaneous. Contact: JOT Automation,


Inc., 3100 Coronado Drive, Santa Clara, CA 95054 % 888-585-9010 E-mail: sales@jotautomation.com Web: www.jotautomation.com


Coming June 2023


Surface engineered for longer life and increased wettability


Benets of the AP(All Purpose) Master Nozzle include... • Better initial wetting for faster nozzle start-up and more user friendly operation • Innovative surface treatment improves long-term wetting • Lifetime predicted to be at least 8x longer than standard APNozzle • Surface treatment resists oxidation at high temperatures allowing for easier nozzle rewetting • Better pull-off performance enables soldering of ne-pitch components • Compatible with all current solders and uxes • Compatible with current Pillarhouse nozzle mounting system • Exclusively available on all Pillarhouse machines using wettable nozzles


Pillarhouse International Ltd.


Rodney Way, Widford, Chelmsford, Essex CM1 3BY UK Pillarhouse USA, Inc.


201 Lively Blvd, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 USA Pillarhouse (Suzhou) Soldering Systems Co., Ltd. 105 Weixi Road, Suzhou Industrial Park, China 215127


www.pillarhouse.co.uk


Tel: +44 (0) 1245 491333 Email: sales@pillarhouse.co.uk www.pillarhouseusa.com


Tel: +1 847 593 9080 Email: sales@pillarhouseusa.com www.pillarhouse.cn


Tel: +86 512 6586 0460 Email: sales@pillarhouse.cn See at SMTconnect, Hall 4 Booth 321


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