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DONGGUAN, CHINA — Sasinno Americas is unveiling its iWA-450 wave solder system, showcasing the enhanced ver- sion of the NuFlex-i2 hybrid selective solder machine, and presenting the iBot point-to- point soldering solution at IPC APEX 2024. The iWA-450 wave solder
system features the latest tech- nology in fluxing with selective inbuilt fluxing capabilities. Notable features include signif- icant flux consumption savings of more than 50%, energy-effi- cient operation with idle and
working modes, and Industry 4.0 integration. The iBot-2 takes center
stage as a 6-axis servo soldering robot equipped with advanced motion systems. Featuring a JBC
250W soldering station with rapid heat recovery, the iBot-2’s innovative design includes a break-tin automatic solder wire feeder, minimizing flux-related issues post-soldering. The NuFlex-i2 now boasts
iWA-450 wave solder system.
maximum flexibility, capable of handling large board sizes up to 20 x 31.5 in. (508 x 800 mm). Its innovative design eliminates the need for a carrier, allowing the machine to handle two same-size boards simultane- ously. The new layout of the solder pot (from Y direction to X direction) and an innovative
April/May, 2024 Sasinno Americas Elevates Soldering Processes
conveyor design enhance the machine’s efficiency, making it a powerful solution for selective sol-
dering needs. Contact: Sasinno, Bld 1,
Hua Ke Bao Chuang Industry Zone, Shi Da Road, Daling
Shan, Dongguan, China % +86-0769-85303739 E-mail:
sales@1clicksmt.com Web:
www.sasinno.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 4027
Capabilities DALLAS, TX — CalcuQuote is showcasing its latest advance- ments in enhanced modularity, empowering customers with seamless integration capabili- ties, and a commitment to pro- viding customizable solutions tailored to individual needs at IPC APEX 2024 CalcuQuote is proud to
CalcuQuote: Enhanced Modularity/ Integration
Have you ever wondered, “Is my ESD floor working the way it is supposed to?”
If it isn’t, will you know? What could go wrong? What is the risk to you?
✓ Inadequately grounded workers? ✓ Charge generation above mandatory limits? ✓ Electronics damaged by ESD events? ✓ Faulty products shipping to customers? ✓ Risk to the company? ✓ Personal accountability?
If you would like to know if your ESD floor is working as it should, then visit Static- Stop to arrange for a free ohmmeter test. We will test your ESD floor for FREE and advise the best solutions for you.
See at IPC APEX, Booth 2638
announce the evolution of its products to offer enhanced mod- ularity. This strategic move ensures that all features and functionalities work together seamlessly, providing customers with a more customizable and tailored experience. The modular approach allows users to opti- mize their workflow, selecting and integrating the specific fea- tures that align with their unique requirements. Building on years of expert-
ise in helping customers access component data, CalcuQuote is doubling down to assist them in understanding their cost drivers, supplier performance, and opti- mizing purchasing and delivery schedules. The enhanced data analytics capabilities empower manufacturers to make informed decisions, drive efficiency, and achieve cost savings throughout the supply chain. CalcuQuote’s commitment
to integration is taking a signifi- cant leap forward. The compa- ny’s products are built on robust APIs and are API-enabled, pro- viding the capability to seam- lessly connect CalcuQuote prod- ucts with various systems such as ERPs, CRMs, PLMs, Design Software, and more. This inte- gration ensures a cohesive and synchronized workflow, elimi- nating silos and enhancing over-
all operational efficiency. Contact: CalcuQuote, 44
www.staticstop.com
Englewood Drive, Murphy, TX 75094 % 909-278-8233 E-mail:
info@calcuquote.com Web:
www.calcuquote.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 2124
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