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April/May 2023 Murray Percival Co. Offers Onsite Gas


AUBURN HILLS, MI —The Murray Percival Company has assisted another customer process improvement with the installation of an N-850 Nitrogen Generator. The N-850 Nitrogen Generator elimi-


nates the need to periodically swap out nitro- gen cans. by using a self-generated nitrogen system. Generating nitrogen saves time and money in the long run. Additionally, there is a substantial energy savings such as standby mode, only producing nitrogen when needed, etc. The ROI is apparent within the first 12 months and the savings are long term. On-Site-Gas designs and manufactures


oxygen and nitrogen PSA and membrane gas generation systems. High-purity nitrogen is required in many solder applications and provides several benefits. It reduces the gen- eration of dross in the soldering process. It also reduces the surface tension, allowing the solder to break away from the solder site more cleanly. On-Site-Gas Nitrogen Generators offer


the highest quality products using its ISO- certified factory along with outstanding engi- neering experience. The company is an ex- pert in creating reliable and cost-effective ni-


Nitrogen generation system.


trogen generation solutions. Contact: Murray Percival


Co., 2014 Brown Road, Auburn Hills, MI 48326 % 800-405-1730 E-mail: info@murraypercival.com Web: www.murraypercival.com


See us at Apex 2023 Booth 1205


Cleaning


Technology for Higher Reliability in Electronics


100 00% Spray Coverage pray Coverage


For customers with preference of traditional dishwasher style machine, CompaCLEAN provides the type of cleaning many are accustomed to while minimising the shadow effect thanks to unique linear tangent spray technology. - urations available for very small  even pallets.


Application: Standard SMD Assemblies


Capacity: Medium Volume


Contamination Solubility: Easy to Moderate


Test Research to Join SMTA Monterrey 2023


SAN JOSE, CA — Test Research, Inc. (TRI) will join the SMTA Monterrey Expo & Tech Forum 2023 to share its knowledge and passion for test and inspection for the SMT industry. SMTA Monterrey will be held at the Cintermex Convention Center scheduled to take place on April 20, 2023. Visit TRI’s Stand #39 to dis-


cover the latest Smart Factory innovations that aim to optimize the SMT production through AI- powered Inspection, multiple 3D technologies, metrology inspec- tion, real-time SPC trends, and M2M communications. TRI’s Smart Factory innova-


tions aim to optimize SMT pro- duction through AI-powered In- spection, multiple 3D technolo- gies, metrology inspection, real- time SPC trends, and M2M com- munications. TRI’s solutions are compliant with Industry 4.0 standards like the IPC-Hermes- 9852, the IPC-DPMX, and the Connected Factory Exchange (IPC-CFX). TRI offers a robust product


PBT-Works USA 100% Closed Loop 100% Closed Loop


www.pbt-worksusa.com sales@pbt-worksusa.com Ph: 503-789-2561


See at SMTconnect, Hall 4A Booth 207 Scan to see


CompaCLEAN in action


portfolio of automatic test and inspection solutions. TRI pro- vides cost-effective solutions to meet a comprehensive range of manufacturing test and inspec-


tion requirements. Contact: Test Research


USA, Inc., 832 Jury Court, Suite


4, San Jose, CA 95112 % 408-567- 9898 fax: 408-567-9288 E-mail: triusa@tri.com.tw Web: www.tri.com.tw


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