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April/May, 2024 Saki to Unveil Range of Inspection Systems


HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL — Saki Corporation is showcasing its unique range of automated in - spec tion solutions including AOI and the award-winning X-ray Automated Inspection System (AXI). Increasing demand for Saki’s


advanced total solutions for in- line automated inspection for SMT processes in the U.S. market have further strengthened Saki’s strategic focus and commitment to the Americas region. The Saki technology team


will present the company’s latest equipment lineup for high-speed,


3Xi-M110 AXI system.


high-precision AOI and AXI in- line inspection. This includes the 3Xi-M110 AXI system, a fast automated X-ray inspection solu-


tion and winner of a Global Technology Award 2023. Also, the company will feature its 3Di-LS3, an advanced AOI with powerful dome lighting and onsite camera module upgrade capability. Finally, the 3Di-ZS2 system


is perfect for AOI inspection of extra-large PCBs featuring Saki’s rigid gantry and innova- tive Z-axis optical head control for improved accuracy. Saki’s 3D-SPI and AOI systems share a single hardware and software architecture, allowing for com- plete compatibility. In addition to its machine


solutions, Saki will also present its versatile software suite which works with the equipment to form a total solution for quality inspection. QD Analyzer, Saki’s powerful SPC system, a BF2- Monitor for offline reviews and a Multi Process View (MPV) demo station will present Saki’s soft- ware strength that greatly improves process troubleshoot- ing and determines root causes. The One Programming func-


tion is a software system for batch operation and centralized management of SPI, AOI, and AXI on a line-by-line basis. Also, the company will be showing its AI solutions, an introduction to Saki’s unique integration of AI


functionality. Contact: Saki America, Inc.,


2400 Huntington Boulevard,


Hoffman Estates, IL 60192 % 908-797-5423 Web: www.sakicorp.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 1642


Apollo Seiko Presents Non-Contact Soldering


OUR FOCUS - YOUR SOLUTION


ALL-IN-ONE NPI HIGH-MIX LOW-VOLUME HIGH-SPEED DISPENSING PRINTED ELECTRONICS COMPLEX VOLUME REPAIR SOLUTIONS BEYOND SMT


BRIDGMAN, MI — Apollo Seiko is presenting a lineup of five innovative induction, laser, selective and contact soldering systems, including the award- winning J-CAT Wave at IPC APEX 2024. This induction heat- ing (IH) soldering robot revolu-


J-CAT Wave soldering system.


tionizes the soldering landscape with its non-contact and local- ized heating capabilities. The J-CAT Wave utilizes a


SMART SMT EQUIPMENT APEX BOOTH 2409


groundbreaking magnetic con- centrating technology, enabling localized self-heating for quick and efficient soldering, even in applications with substantial heatsinks. The IH heating sys- tem ensures a safer soldering environment, and its non-contact approach minimizes operational costs, offering a compelling advantage for modern manufac- turing.


Contact: Apollo Seiko, 3969


Lemon Creek Road, Bridgman, MI 49106 % 269-465-3400 E-mail: info@apolloseiko.com Web: www.apolloseiko.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 2409 See at IPC APEX, Booth 1408


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