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TORRANCE, CA — Seika Machinery is presenting an array of state-of-the-art equip- ment and systems designed to optimize production processes and enhance manufacturing effi- ciency at IPC APEX 2024. Among the offerings fea-


tured at the expo is the Hioki Flying Probe Tester, renowned for its ability to evaluate solder joints between lands and leads through resistance testing. With a measuring rate of 40 steps per second, this advanced tester incorporates an AOI function to verify component presence,


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polarity and displacement, while soft-landing probes prevent dam- age to boards and components. Seika Machinery will also showcase the Hitachi Giken


Neoview, a revolutionary visual inspection support system that transcends human limitations, ensuring accuracy and consisten- cy in inspection results. Designed to accommodate global expansion, the Neoview system addresses critical questions surrounding visual inspection, providing com- prehensive solutions supported by international patents. The company will feature


SCPA2 Sawa pallet cleaner.


the Malcom RCX Profiler, offer- ing comprehensive profiling of reflow ovens, and the Malcom spot viscometer for paste printer — PCU02V, designed to measure


April/May, 2024 Seika Machinery Helps Optimize Production Processes


the viscosity of solder paste for optimal soldering results. The new Sawa pallet cleaner,


SCPA, offers all-in-one assembly, flux, wave soldering, and final product cleaning, as well as the McDry dry cabinet with Ether net Data Logger, providing secure cloud-based data storage and monitoring capabilities. Rounding out the exhibition


are the Unitech PCB cleaner, featuring a dual dust removal system for superior cleaning results, and the Sayaka 34XJ inline/standalone router, deliver- ing precise PCB depaneling and routing with exceptional accura-


cy and efficiency. Contact: Seika Machinery, Inc., 21241 S. Western Avenue,


Suite 140, Torrance, CA 90501 % 310-540-7310 E-mail: info@seikausa.com Web: www.seikausa.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 4012


Magnalytix Promotes SIR Testing


Services NASHVILLE, TN — Magnalytix is promoting its capabilities as a provider of third-party SIR test- ing services and comprehensive reporting of objective evidence at IPC APEX 2024. Magnalytix proudly serves as


a “one-stop shop” for qualified manufacturing plan testing. Magnalytix can provide the test cards and dummy components, the industry-leading SIR service and one-of-a-kind InDepth test reporting with keen insights for the path forward after testing. As an industry leader, Magnalytix has the most testing chambers available to produce the quickest testing turnaround, providing objective evidence through a wide range of testing services including SIR, IC, and C3 testing. Complete and comprehen-


sive SIR testing services use advanced instrumentation to detect ionic contamination and efficiently evaluate the reliabili- ty of board assemblies. Through SIR testing, Magnalytix provides accurate reporting of flux residue corrosiveness and its impact upon the functionality of elec- tronic


components, surface


mount electrochemical reliabili- ty, climatic reliability of finished


products, and more. Contact: Magnalytix, LLC,


410 Airpark Center Drive,


Nashville, TN 37217 % 615-585-3195 E-mail: tforsythe@magnalytix.com Web: www.magnalytix.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 2811 See at IPC APEX, Booth 4033


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