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March, 2024


CLEVELAND, OH — The Smart Sonic Model 6000 is the “work- horse” of the Smart Sonic line of ultrasonic stencil and pallet cleaners. It will clean 29” x 29” (73.7 x 73.7 cm) stencils in less than four minutes. In addition, it will clean


wave solder pallets, oven radia- tors, misprinted PCBs and asso- ciated tooling used in the SMT printing process. The Model 6000 was developed for cleaning effi- ciency, while providing operator safety. This unit is fully auto- matic and programmable. The operator simply places


the stencil in the carrier basket located in the home position at the front of the unit and selects the desired pre-programmed cleaning profile from the touch-


Motorized Linear Blade Depanelizer from FKN


MILLIS, MA — Separating skip scored V-Scored PCB panels up to 48 in. (1.2m) long is made sim- ple and easy with the K4000 PCB depanelizer from FKN Sys- tek. Just place the bottom score- line of the PCB onto the linear blade and step on a guarded foot switch to bring the circular blade across the top scoreline for clean separation of the PCB panels. Right and left blade guards


assure operator safety. The front and back support and take up table are height adjustable. The K4000 L18 and K4000 L24 are available with optional light beam safety curtain across the front of the blades for additional operator safety, as well as an op- tional ESD-safe belt conveyor to


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screen controller. The basket raises up, indexes and is lowered into the wash tank. Total time for cleaning solder


paste is typically one to two min- utes. Once the wash cycle is com- plete the transport lifts the basket from the wash tank and indexes to the rinse tank where low pressure water is automatically sprayed (approximately 10 seconds). Upon completion of the rinse


cycle, the stencil basket is trans- ported back to the home position where it can either air dry or a low pressure air gun can be added


Model 6000 ultrasonic stencil and pallet cleaner.


to expedite drying. The pre-pro- grammed cleaning programs pro-


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vide flexibility for use in multiple cleaning applications. Like all Smart Sonic stencil and pallet cleaners, the Model 6000 is com- patible with Smart Sonic’s exclu- sive EnviroGuard 100% closed- loop technology as well as the company’s SE-1 and EZ-0 evapo- rators, and 440-R SMT detergent, which is the only VOC-free stencil


cleaning chemistry. Contact: Smart Sonic Corp.,


837 E. 79 Street, Cleveland, OH 44103 % 818-610-7900 E-mail: smt@smartsonic.com Web: www.smartsonic.com


K4000 PCB depanelizer.


bring singulated PCBs to the side for easy removal. An infrared sensor on the end


of the conveyor will stop the belt for PCBs with components on them. Scrap pieces will pass un- derneath the sensor beam into a discard bin. FKN Systek depanel- izers are made in the U.S. Blades are made of long lasting tool steel and can be resharpened several times.


Contact: FKN Systek, 115


Pleasant Street, Millis, MA 02054 % 508-376-2500 E-mail: fkn@fknsystek.com Web: www.fknsystek.com


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