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April/May, 2024 Cutting-Edge SMT Inspection from ViTrox


HUTTO, TX — ViTrox is unveiling a series of cutting-edge inspection solutions designed to revolutionize manufacturing production lines. Effortless programming, suitable for


beginners and experts, ensures consistent and precise solder paste inspection. Eliminate manual setup with ultra smart programming. Complying with the certified IPC-CFX-2591 standards, the V310i 3D SPI guarantees optimal results, setting a new standard in solder paste inspection. Conquer stringent and sensitive inspec-


tion challenges with the latest V510i 3D AOI. Powerful vision, advanced algorithms, and optimized lighting to tackle die-level defects with ease, empowering seamless die-level


inspection. V510i 3D AOI solutions are IPC- CFX-2591 QPL validated, further guarantee- ing optimal manufacturing processes. The IPC-CFX-2591 QPL-validated V810i


3D AXI solution provides a speed boost of up to 30% and sharper X-ray imaging. The latest H- reconstruction technique was designed to inspect heavily shaded components and non- uniformly shaded components. Coupled with A.I. integrated features,


users can further simplify programming for optimal process efficiencies and tackle chal- lenging joint inspections to achieve optimal and consistent inspection results. Redefining inspection agility, ViTrox’s V9i ARV features 90° adjustable angles, multi-focal vision, and


14 µm/px resolution. A Smart Manufacturing necessity that


ensures connectivity within the production line, ONE View ensures superior closed-loop image traceability and quality assurance by seamlessly connecting data across inspection equipment for real-time monitoring and analysis from ViTrox SPI, AOI and AXI. The intelligent control tower oversees


the performance of multiple production lines, enabling real-time optimization and maxi-


mizing efficiency. Contact: ViTrox Americas, Inc., 2535


FM 685, Suite 500, Hutto, TX 78634 % 510-770-6344 E-mail: enquiry@vitrox.com


Web: www.vitrox.com See at IPC APEX, Booth 2642


Want to Reach 100% Yield in Your Conformal Coating Process?


South-Tek Offers Nitrogen Generation Systems


WILMINGTON, NC — South-Tek Systems is now offering its N2GEN® “S” series skid mounted nitrogen generators. These gener- ators are engineered to produce nitrogen for entire facilities, boasting flow rates exceeding 10,000 SCFH and achieving unparalleled purity levels of up to


99.999% with less than 10 ppm O2 content. The S model generators are designed for optimum per-


Nitrogen generator.


Openair-Plasma® offers potential-free, inline surface treatment and activation that can widen the process window to minimize waste and reach 100% yield.


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formance, providing users with a cost-effective and efficient solu- tion for their nitrogen needs. One of the key features of


the N2GEN “S” series is its potential for rapid return on investment (ROI), typically rang- ing from 12 to 18 months. The N2GEN Skid Series


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employs Pressure Swing Adsorp - tion (PSA) technology, ensuring precise control over nitrogen purities. These custom-designed units can be configured with additional components such as dedicated air compressors, dry- ers, and boosters for a compre-


Booth #2843 www.plasmatreat.com 


hensive turnkey solution. Contact: South-Tek


Systems, LLC, 3700 U.S. Highway 421 North,


Wilmington, NC 28401 % 888-526-6284


E-mail:


eleed@southteksystems.com Web: www.southteksystems.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 2223 See at IPC APEX, Booth 2843


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