Jan/Feb 2025


GAINESVILLE, GA — Count On Tools, Inc., (COT) has released a new Custom Yamaha YS12/24 MC12/24 special gripper nozzle. This innovative nozzle is de- signed to enhance Surface Mount Technology (SMT) production by providing a robust and precise solution for handling challenging components.


SHENMAO Develops Paste for Fine-Pitch


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ables the secure and efficient placement of components with unique shapes, sizes, or materi- als that may be difficult to man- age using standard nozzles. The custom configuration ensures compatibility with Yamaha YS12/24 and MC12/24 machines, offering manufacturers in- creased flexibility and perform- ance in their assembly processes. Count On Tools’ custom noz-


zle solutions are engineered and manufactured in the USA using high-quality materials to ensure durability and performance. The


Applications SAN JOSE, CA — SHENMAO America, Inc. has launched its advanced solder paste, PF606- P275. This lead-free, no-clean, zero-halogen solder paste is specifically designed for fine- pitch applications,


including


SMT processes and portable de- vices such as smartphones. PF606-P275 offers excep-


tional void performance, enabled by a specially formulated activa- tor system that ensures reliabili- ty even with CSPs, QFNs and large ground pad components. The solder paste’s halogen-free (ROL0) composition complies with RoHS, RoHS 2.0, and REACH standards, making it an environmentally friendly solu- tion for manufacturers. Its unique flux formulation en- hances solderability and wetta- bility, delivering strong, stable solder joints even under chal- lenging conditions. Engineered for high-speed


printing, PF606-P275 demon- strates superior stability and pre- cision in high-volume SMT processes. The innovative flux de- sign actively prevents solder pow- der oxidation during reflow, re- ducing issues such as Head-in-Pil- low (HIP) and ensuring consistent solder ball performance. Addition- ally, the solder paste’s exceptional hot slump performance mitigates the effects of component warpage, preventing HIP issues in BGA and CSP applications. Developed to address the de-


mands of fine-pitch SMT pro - cesses, PF606-P275 achieves ex- tremely low voiding while main- taining excellent printability, wettability, and reliability. This makes it ideal for general SMT production lines as well as portable devices requiring pre- cise and reliable soldering solu- tions, such as smartphones and


other advanced electronics. Contact: SHENMAO Ameri- ca, Inc., 2156 Ringwood Avenue,


San Jose, CA 95131 % 408-943-1755 E-mail: usa@shenmao.com Web: www.shenmao.com


company continues to invest in cutting-edge technology to deliv-


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Count On Tools Intros Custom Yamaha Gripper Nozzle This advanced design en-


er tailored solutions for diverse customer needs across the SMT industry. With ITAR registration,


07FFL, 02SOT, and a first-class Quality Management System, Count On Tools continues to lead the industry in delivering preci- sion solutions that meet the de- mands of today’s manufacturing


challenges. Contact: Count On Tools, Inc., 2481 Hilton Drive, Suite 3,


Yamaha YS12/24 MC12/24 gripper nozzle.


Gainesville, GA 30501 % 770-538-0411 E-mail: ccouch@cotinc.com Web: www.cotinc.com


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