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MID AMERICA Taping and Reeling, Inc.


www.us-tech.com


630.629.6646 www.matr.com


July, 2021


Juki Supplies Selective Soldering to Absolute EMS


FREMONT, CA — Absolute EMS, Inc., has purchased an iCube XL 24” selective solder system from Juki Automation Systems. The iCube is known for its high quali-


dual topside IR or convection preheaters that will ensure prop- er flux activation and perfect topside fill even on the most challenging products.


Tape and Reel Service & Supplies Juki iCube XL 24” selective solder system. Surface Mount Axial / Radial Custom Carrier


ty, flexibility and reliability. The feature-rich, all-in-one


Trays Vacuum Sealers Programming 121 Exchange Blvd Glendale Heights, IL 60139


selective soldering system is de- signed for high-end production. With the new iCube inline sys- tem, Absolute EMS can process three PCBs simultaneously: one PCB in the fluxer, one PCB in the preheat station, and one PCB in the soldering station, ensuring faster cycle times. Preheating is a critical stage


of the selective soldering process, especially with lead-free alloys and thermally challenging PCBs. For this reason, the iCube comes standard with a full-size IR bot- tom-side preheater and optional


Absolute EMS, located in


the heart of Silicon Valley, is a leader in offering manufacturing services in a high-technology EMS facility. Founded in 1996, the company originally serviced the medical industry, thus its focus on controlled manufactur- ing that is scalable and repeat- able. the companyhas broadened its verticals to include medical, military, industrial, networking,


and engineering. Contact: Juki Automation


Systems, 412 Kato Terrace, Fre- mont, CA 94539 % 510-468-6213 E-mail: carlos.eijansantos@juki.com Web: www.jukiamericas.com


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