October, 2021
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Page 27 PDR Offers High-Powered IR Rework
SHINGLE SPRINGS, CA — The PDR IR- E3 Evolution Rework System for PCBs is a high powered system, available with a multi-zone 2,250, 2,800 or 3,050W PCB preheater. The unit is designed to rework SMD,
BGA, µBGA, QFN, and LED components on small to medium PCB assemblies up to 18 in. (450 mm) PCB capacity. The PDR IR-E3 Evolution rework
system is now available in three models — the E3S, E3G and E3M. Made in the United Kingdom, the PDR IR-E3 Evolu- tion rework system is PDR’s top selling system and one of the best performing BGA rework stations available. PDR’s IR-E3 series of
SMD/BGA IR rework systems are engineered to cope with the chal- lenges of repairing today’s PCB assemblies. The systems use PDR’s patented focused IR tech- nology, the world’s only technolo- gy that uses dual-band visible IR heating. The stations are nozzle-free,
nScrypt Demos Fast Conformal Printed
Electronics
ORLANDO, FL — nScrypt has demonstrated rapid five-axis path scanning followed by multi-axis conformal 3D printing on an ir- regular, curved surface. The sys- tem first scanned the surface, in this case a computer mouse, meshing and smoothing the scan. nScrypt’s new nStudio soft-
ware then projected a DXF file (other files are possible) onto the resulting smoothed surface and computed its surface. nStudio then layered path scanning over the surface calculations to en- sure that clearance would re- main constant across the entire tool path. To get rid of any layer lines
resulting from printing a sliced object, nStudio then applied fil- ters to the scan and paths gener- ated by the path scanning before the printing process began. nScrypt’s SmartPump™ mi- crodispensing tool head then printed a perfect rendition of the nScrypt “n” logo onto the mouse. Three nScrypt systems in-
corporate these features: 3Dx- 700, five-axis trunnion tabletop, and 3Dn four-axis option. Earlier this year, nScrypt announced that its new “3Dn-Axis” factory in a tool (FiT) achieves 3D man-
ufacturing in six axes. Contact: nScrypt, 12151 Re-
search Parkway, Suite 150, Or- lando, FL 32826 % 407-275-4720 E-mail:
bdickerson2@nscrypt.com Web:
www.nscrypt.com
See at The ASSEMBLY Show, Booth 700
gas-free, clean, and easy to use. Each model is designed for precise control to produce 100 percent yield without com- plications. The keys are accurate closed-loop
thermal feedback and intuitive software. The IR-E3 series provides extremely high levels of profiling and process control necessary for the effective rework of the
most advanced packages. Contact: PDR Americas, 3869 Divi-
dend Drive, Shingle Springs, CA 95682 % 530-676-6262
IR-E3 Evolution BGA rework system.
E-mail:
sales@pdrxy.com Web:
www.pdr-rework.com/americas
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