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SCS Expands PrecisionCure UVC (MUV) Line
INDIANAPOLIS, IN — Specialty Coating Systems (SCS) has made the PrecisionCure UVC microwave UV curing system available in two new sizes — 46 and 80 in. (1.17 and 2.03m) —
(MUV) system delivers superior UV curing performance through its programmable profiles and compact design. The system uti- lizes Heraeus Noblelight® microwave-activated UV lamps, a recognized industry stan- dard, ensuring exceptional curing results. The 46 in. (1.17m) sys-
PrecisionCure UVC MUV curing systems.
offering manufacturers even greater flexibility and efficiency for their curing processes. The PrecisionCure UVC
tem is ideal for single-sided curing and is designed to optimize production floor space, making it the most compact solution available. It features a patent-pending lamp movement trolley that allows for precise control over
the UV exposure, offering users the ability to customize the num- ber of lamp passes and vary UV dosage across different compo-
nents of a single board. The 80 in. (2.03m) unit is available in both single- and double-sided configurations, providing even more versatility for larger pro- duction environments. Both models accommodate boards up to 28 in. (0.71m) long and are equipped with pneumatically- operated inlet/outlet shutters for enhanced process control. The PrecisionCure UVC
(MUV) system integrates seam- lessly with SCS’s PrecisionCoat and PrecisionAdvance systems, creating a comprehensive solu-
tion for manufacturers. With Windows®-based software and a user-friendly touchscreen dis- play, the system allows for easy operation and monitoring, fur- ther enhancing production effi- ciency.
Contact: Specialty Coating Systems, 7645 Woodland Drive,
Indianapolis, IN 46278 % 317-472-1290 E-mail:
cgillespie@scscoatings.com Web:
www.scscoatings.com
See at MD&M West, Booth 1807
Nikon Introduces Video Measuring System
BRIGHTON, MI — Nikon Cor - por ation (Nikon) has launched the NEXIV VMF-K series, a next-generation video measuring system designed to meet the increasing semiconductor and electronic component inspec- tion demands. Building upon the success
of the VMZ-K series, the NEXIV VMF-K series offers significant benefits to a wide range of industries in addition to semiconductor manufactur- ing, including advanced pack- aging, substrate production, wafer inspection, and probe card inspection. As semiconductors be -
come smaller and more inte- grated, inspection processes are increasingly crucial for quality maintenance. The NEXIV VMF- K Series addresses this challenge by providing stable measure- ments of micron-level dimensions while significantly improving throughput, thereby supporting stringent quality control in semi- conductor device manufacturing. The new NEXIV VMF-K
See at MD&M West, Booth 2864
Series consists of the VMF- K3040, which replaces the VMZ- K3040, and the VMF-K6555, which replaces the VMZ-K6555. The VMF-K Series achieves 1.5 times higher measurement throughput compared to the pre- vious VMZ-K model. Equipped with a confocal
optical system, the VMF-K Series enables simultaneous 2D and height measurement within the field of view, achieving signifi- cantly higher throughput com- pared to height measurement
NEXIV VMF-K video measuring systems.
using only bright-field images. The confocal light source
has been changed from a xenon lamp to an LED, increasing lifes- pan from 3,000 hours to 30,000 hours. This enhancement im - proves operational efficiency and reduces the need for lamp replacements. The series now includes a
standardized 45x objective lens model, supporting advanced semi- conductor measurement demands
for even finer measurements. Contact: Nikon Metrology,
Inc., 12701 Grand River
Avenue, Brighton, MI 48116 % 810-220-4360 E-mail:
amanda.bourque@
nikon.com Web:
www.nikonmetrology.com
See at MD&M West, Booths 2549 and 2555
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