March 2026


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VJ Electronix to Display Rework and Component Counting Systems


CHELMSFORD, MA — VJ Electronix is now offering two new systems designed to address practical challenges in electron- ics manufacturing: the Summit LT150 rework system and the XQuik V component counter. The Summit LT150 expands


VJ Electronix’s Summit rework platform to support reliable re- work of large, next-generation components up to 150 mm. Developed to meet the needs of high-power, high-density assem- blies, the LT150 combines a large alignment field of view with scaled heating capability and precise thermal control. A 150 × 150 mm vision area allows operators to view the entire com- ponent while still zooming into corners for accurate alignment and placement. The LT150 is designed to ac-


commodate large and complex assemblies, supporting standard board sizes up to 24 × 36 inches, with an optional upgrade for even larger formats. Increased top- and bottom-side clearance — up to 100 mm — allows safe ac- cess around tall connectors, heat sinks, and power modules. A pro- prietary 4.4 kW top heater, paired with up to 11.2 kW of bot- tom heating power, delivers uni- form thermal performance across


Capabilities SANTA ANA, CA — Express Manufacturing, Inc., (EMI) will feature its vertically integrated EMS solutions designed to sup- port customers from new product introduction (NPI) through full lifecycle production at APEX. EMI will focus on its ability


to deliver high-mix, medium-to- high volume PCB assembly and system integration backed by a global manufacturing footprint in the United States, China, and Vietnam. With more than four decades of experience, EMI pro- vides the operational scale, tech- nical expertise, and supply chain strength required to manage complex programs. EMI’s vertically integrated


model combines engineering sup- port, PCB layout, prototyping, test development, manufacturing, ful-


fillment, and aftermarket services. Contact: Express Manufac - turing, Inc., 3519 W Warner


Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92704 %714-979-2228 E-mail: info@eminc.com Web: www.eminc.com


See at APEX Expo, Booth 538 See at APEX Expo, Booth 4013


Express Mfg. Highlights Global


large component footprints, help- ing maintain consistent solder reflow from center to edge while minimizing thermal stress. Balanced top and bottom


heating, dual PID control, and programmable flow settings allow profiles to be tuned for different materials and package types. A more powerful 1.5 kW spot heater improves thermal balance and shortens cycle times, helping in- crease throughput without com- promising rework quality. To - gether, these features enable manufacturers to rework large, high-value components in-house,


reducing scrap and avoiding un- necessary board replacement. Also on display at APEX will be the XQuik V, a new high-per-


formance X-ray component coun - ter designed to deliver accurate inventory control at a more ac- cessible price point. XQuik V uses the same image resolution found in higher-end systems. A built-in barcode camera auto- matically reads reel IDs and links them to updated compo- nent counts, reducing the risk of


manual entry errors. Contact: VJ Electronix, Inc.,


Summit LT150 rework platform.


19 Alpha Road, Chelmsford, MA 01824 %978-486-4777 E-mail: electronixsales@vjt.com Web: www.vjelectronix.com


See at APEX Expo, Booth 1635


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