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Data I/O to Demo Next-Gen Programming Platform
REDMOND, WA — Data I/O Corporation will demonstrate its unified programming platform strategy and the new LumenX2 next generation programming platform at APEX Expo 2026.
ates a single, scalable program- ming solution supporting pro- gramming at design and new product introduction (NPI) through high-volume production and beyond.
Data I/O’s unified pro-
gramming platform strate- gy supports preprogram- ming the semi conductor supply chain from design to manufacturing and be- yond.
With Data I/O’s suite
LumenX2 programming platform. The LumenX2, Data I/O
next generation LumenX pro- gramming platform, combines more power and pins to signifi- cantly expand the LumenX de- vice support library and future- proof customers’ investment in Data I/O.
The LumenX2 programming
platform is available as a manu- al programmer, the LumenX2- M4, is integrated into Data I/O’s PSV automated programming systems. The LumenX2 platform cre-
of manual device program- mer products including the FlashCORE III-M4, Lu- menX-M8 and LumenX2- M4 platforms, customers can create and validate preprogramming jobs dur- ing the design/NPI pro - cesses and seamlessly
transition their programming jobs to an automated PSV sys- tem for volume production dur- ing manufacturing on a single, reliable, and scalable platform, optimizing the programming process and ensuring the highest quality.
Contact: Data I/O Corp., 6464 185th Avenue NE, Suite
101, Redmond, WA 98052 %425-867-6922 E-mail:
higginj@dataio.com Web:
www.dataio.com
See at APEX Expo, Booth 2310
March 2026
PBT Works Presents Innovative Cleaning Technologies
ROZNOV POD RADHOSTEM, CZECH REPUBLIC — Together with its U.S. distribution partner MaRC Technologies, PBT Works will be showcasing reliable and efficient solutions and technical developments for cleaning PCBs, electronic assemblies, and SMD stencils at APEX Expo 2026. In Anaheim PBT Works and
MaRC Technologies will be pre- senting their powerful range of cleaning machines for PCBAs and stencils, which are specifi- cally designed for modern elec- tronics manufacturing. The closed loop systems feature inno- vative spray-in-air technology, and intelligent process control, delivering reliable, reproducible cleaning results. MiniSWASH III is the ideal
solution for small to medium throughput as well as prototyp- ing , research and development, or low-volume production. With a rotating spray and monitored drying process, it delivers excel- lent cleaning quality with simple operation, ideal for standard SMD assemblies with moderate contamination. The CompaCLEAN III com-
bines familiar operating logic with modern filter and rinsing automation. PCBs are loaded in
a similar way to a dishwasher, while a linear tangential spray system ensures consistent, re- peatable cleaning results. This variant is particularly suitable for standard SMD assemblies with medium throughput.
MiniSWASH III cleaning system.
With SuperSWASH III, PBT
introduces a powerful system for complex SMD assemblies with high packing densities. Thanks to a linear spraying and drying con- cept, the machine achieves excel- lent results even with difficult contaminants. Flexible clamping and mounting options permit
varying product sizes. Contact: PBT Works s.r.o., Lesni 2331, 756 61 Roznov pod
Radhostem, Czech Republic % +420-572-153-111 E-mail:
info@pbt-works.com Web:
www.pbt-works.com
See at APEX Expo, Booth 1226
EWPTE MKE Booth 1509
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