April/May, 2024


BESIGHEIM, GERMANY — Weller Tools is highlighting its automatic tip cleaner, WXsmart soldering station, and ZeroSmog shield pro fume extraction sys- tems at IPC APEX 2024.


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lightning-fast cleaning capabili- ties and an automatic on/off function, it ensures spotless results in just one second. This innovative tool enhances produc- tivity, efficiency, and control over the soldering process. The WXsmart platform rede-


WXsmart soldering station. Weller’s new Automatic Tip


Cleaner, the WATC100, is a ver- satile solution designed to ele- vate soldering processes. With


Akrometrix Intros Thermal Warpage Measurement System


ATLANTA, GA — Akrometrix, LLC, recently announced the next generation in thermal warpage metrology with its AXP3 system. This system expands on the widely used shadow moiré technology by bringing the technique resolu- tion down to 500 nanometers. The new tool offers new lev-


els of automation in lensing, exhaust control, temperature response, and a new touch screen


fines hand soldering by offering a comprehensive solution catering to all application needs. With the ability to connect up to 16 differ- ent tools, the WXsmart accommo- dates component sizes from 0402 to 1612 and beyond, streamlining operations and boosting produc- tivity. Its seamless incorporation


of the WXair Rework Module expands capabilities to cover sol- dering, desoldering, and rework applications. Weller Tools showcases its


Active RT soldering tips, fully compliant with IPC industry standards. The boomerang han- dle design, ergonomic grip, and quick, toolless tip changes make the extended RT series an ideal choice for precision work on com- ponents of all sizes. Weller presents the Zero -


Smog Shield Pro, a state-of-the- art solder fume filtration system revolutionizing individual work-


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stations. This system ensures impeccable air quality by captur- ing solder particles and gases, providing a healthier working environment. Its compact and stackable design maximizes workspace, and features like work zone identification and filter condition monitoring enhance the


overall user experience. Contact: Weller Tools


GmbH, Carl-Benz-Strasse 2,


74354 Besigheim, Germany % +49-0-7143-580-156 E-mail: marketing@weller-tools.com Web: www.weller-tools.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 4045


AXP3 thermal warpage measurement system.


HMI, with foreign language sup- port. The upgraded exhaust sys- tem improves upon cooling tech- nology and gives uniform and faster cooldowns for reflow pro- file emulation or reliability tem- perature cycling, capable of cov- ering temperature ranges from –67 to +662°F (–55 to +350°C). The AXP3 is expandable to


include Akrometrix modules for digital fringe projection technolo- gy, to complement shadow moiré and cover different sample appli-


cation needs. Contact: Akrometrix, LLC,


2700 Northeast Expressway, NE


Suite B500, Atlanta, GA 30345 % 404-486-0880 E-mail: equip- mentsales@akrometrix.com Web: www.akrometrix.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 2136 See at IPC APEX, Booth 4237


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