April/May, 2024


BOCA RATON, FL — Inovaxe offers a variety of products to streamline production processes. At the heart of Inovaxe’s products are the LS700 series smart racks, meticulously engineered to elevate efficiency in feeder loading and replenishment processes. The LS700 model, renowned


for its remarkable capacity, accommodates up to 320 7 in., 8 mm reels within a compact 2.5 square feet of floor space. The LS700-1 model extends this capacity further, providing space


Nihon Superior: Lead-Free Soldering Technology


OSAGE BEACH, MO — Nihon Superior Co. Ltd. is presenting a range of groundbreaking prod- ucts, including the SN100CV® P608 solder paste and the TempSave™ series of low-tem- perature soldering materials. SN100CV P608 sets a new


standard as a completely halo- gen-free, lead-free, and no-clean solder paste by Nihon Superior. In contrast to silver-containing alloys relying on a dispersion of fine particles of eutectic Ag3Sn for strength, SN100CV achieves its robustness from solute atoms within the tin matrix of the joint. For high-reliability applica-


tions demanding strength sur- passing SAC305, Nihon Superior introduces the LF-C2 lead-free alloy. Leveraging both dispersion and solid solution strengthening, LF-C2 delivers superior strength. With a liquidus temperature of 415.4°F (213°C), it facilitates re - flow at a lower temperature than SAC305. The P608 flux medium


ensures wetting comparable to halogen-containing pastes, de - spite being completely halogen- free. SN100CV P608 and LF-C2 exhibit outstanding performance across diverse component types and process parameters. In addition, Nihon Superior


presents the TempSave™ series of low-temperature soldering materials, addressing industry goals such as reducing peak reflow temperature, minimizing package warpage, lowering ener- gy consumption during reflow, and protecting temperature-sen-


sitive devices. Contact: Nihon Superior


USA, LLC, 1395 Hawk Island


Drive, Osage Beach, MO 65065 % 573-280-2357 E-mail: k.howell@nihonsuperior.co.jp Web: www.nihonsuperior.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 1325 See at IPC APEX, Booth 1623


www.us - tech.com Inovaxe Smart Products Streamline Production


for 368 7 in., 8 mm locations. Both models feature an integrat- ed display running the InoAuto software, optimized for lineside usage, and an integrated 1D/2D barcode scanner for enhanced usability and traceability. These racks can be used independently or seamlessly integrated into a complete InoAuto system, facili- tating streamlined production interactions. Inovaxe’s showcase includes


the cutting-edge SREX Racks, setting new standards for inven- tory management efficiency. These state-of-the-art racks boast an impressive storage


capacity of up to 880 7 in. reels or 480 13 in. reels. Equipped with intelligent sensors, integrated lighting for part identification, and lightning-fast retrieval and return times, SREX racks trans- form kitting processes, reducing time from hours to mere seconds.


The seamless communication


between Inovaxe’s Smart Racks and the MODI incoming goods system WES V5 marks a signifi- cant advancement in operational efficiency. This integration facili- tates a streamlined process for incoming inspection and UID label generation, allowing cus-


tomers to enhance their workflow. Contact: Inovaxe Corp.,


1141 S Rogers Circle, Suite 7,


Boca Raton, FL 33442 % 954-531-1363 E-mail: info@inovaxe.com Web: www.inovaxe.com


Inovaxe smart racks. See at IPC APEX, Booth 1808


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