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perform most effectively when ap- plied to properly cleaned surfaces. Residual contamination beneath coatings can affect adhesion, re- duce coating integrity and poten- tially trap corrosive residues against the assembly surface. Precision cleaning before coating therefore plays an important role in supporting long-term perform- ance and reliability. Clean assemblies also sup-
port more reliable inspection and testing. Residues left on PCBAs can interfere with automated in- spection systems, electrical test- ing and failure analysis, making contamination control important throughout the manufacturing process, not only at the final cleaning stage. As robotic systems continue
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crease. Maintaining manufactur- ing cleanliness is becoming an in- creasingly important part of pro- ducing reliable robotic electronics. Removing microscopic con-
tamination from densely popu- lated PCBAs helps reduce relia- bility risks, support conformal coating performance and im- prove long-term electrical stabil- ity in demanding applications. By combining controlled vapor degreasing processes with mod- ern engineered cleaning fluids, manufacturers can achieve the levels of cleanliness required for today’s high-reliability robotic systems while supporting consis- tent production quality across in- creasingly complex electronic as- semblies. Contact: MicroCare, LLC,
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the need to recreate information at each stage. Interoperability helps tools communicate across the workflow. Automation reduces manual effort while improving consistency. Together, these ele- ments support the larger shift to- ward smarter, more connected production environments. As panel builders and OEMs
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Epson Robots Expands SCARA Lineup
LOS ALAMITOS, CA — Epson Robots has expanded its SCARA lineup with the new LS50C. As Epson’s largest payload SCARA, the LS50C is designed to deliver powerful performance and flexi- bility in a compact, cost-effective form factor. Offering multiple configura-
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tions, with a 1,000 mm reach and support for payloads up to 50 kg, it is engineered to handle de- manding, high-precision automa- tion needs while maximizing ca- pability and minimizing footprint. The system provides users a
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