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April/May, 2024 ElEctronic Mfg Products Modular Extraction and Filtration Systems from ULT


LÖBAU, GERMANY — The all- new ULT 400.1 is a series of en- ergy efficient, modular, and ex- tremely low-noise extraction and filtration solutions from air tech- nology vendor ULT.


signed devices can be used both mobile and stationary in a wide variety of manufacturing and machining processes. The specially developed filter


inflow concept achieves a very high absorption capacity of the fil- ter. Users can look forward to a long filter service life. The new ULT 400.1 device


ULT 400.1 extraction and filtration systems.


The product family includes


various extraction systems for the removal of laser fume (LAS 400.1), soldering fume (LRA 400.1), odors, gases, and vapors (ACD 400.1), as well as dust and smoke (ASD 400.1). At least two specialized filter configurations are available for each area of ap- plication. The modularly de-


series features an innovative EC double blower (electronically commutated motor), with which volume flows of up to 600 m3/h can be achieved while simultane- ously maintaining a high nega- tive pressure of up to a maxi- mum of 9,800 Pa. The effective sound insulation enables a low noise level at full power. Due to its compact construction, the sys- tem series only requires a small


amount of floor space. Contact: ULT AG, Am


Göpelteich 1, 02708 Löbau, Germany % +49-800-858-2400 E-mail: meissner@ult.de Web: www.ult.de


CAMI Releases Updated Training Board


ACTON, MA — CAMI Research has released an updated training and verification adapter board with a user’s guide. This multi- purpose CB-T2 fixture can be used for operator train- ing, tester system verifica- tion, and facility verification. The CB-T2 is the default board included at no charge with all new systems and can be purchased separately. The CB-T2 fixture is a


great way to familiarize new employees with CableEye test units during their orien- tation. Training may be self- directed with this tool. Populated with a few com-


mon connectors, the board allows trainees to methodically experi- ence how the system responds to opens, shorts, miswires, diodes, resistance, capacitance, and in- termittent connections while at the same time learning to oper- ate the equipment. The adapter board comes


with identification LEDs for each connector that may be used to show the trainee operator which connector they must connect. As a system verification


tool, the CB-T2 allows customers to verify the tester is working properly by quickly sampling the full spectrum of fault detection without use of example fault ca-


bles. The limitation of physical fault cables is that typically one example is needed for each fault. Use of the CB-T2 will provide a


CB-T2 training board.


faster and more thorough verifi- cation process. The verification cable itself may be learned on first use, and loaded thereafter prior to going through a simple fault simulation procedure. Customers may also use the


board for demonstrating func- tionality of their CableEye tester to their own customers as a way of creating a quick impression on production quality either during an audit, or during contract ne-


gotiations. Contact: CAMI Research,


Inc., 42 Nagog Park, Suite 115,


Acton, MA 01720 % 978-266-2655 E-mail: sales@camiresearch.com Web: www.camiresearch.com


ADVANCED SILICONE FOAM FOR ELECTRONICS & EV BATTERY PACKS DESIGNED TO:


 Reduce weight  Mitigate thermal runaway


 Protect from moisture, debris, vibration, and shock


Watch live product demonstrations at IPC APEX EXPO, booth #442.


cht-silicones.com See at IPC APEX, Booth 442


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