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October, 2021
Critical Manufacturing Offers MES for Electronics
AUSTIN, TX — As a highly inno- vative supplier of future-ready manufacturing execution sys- tems (MES), Critical Manufac- turing will be showcasing its MES for Electronics Assembly at this year’s SMTA International exhibition. Recognizing the challenges
faced by electronics manufactur- ers, the system provides a facto- ry-wide holistic solution for con- nectivity, visibility, traceability, automation, and Industry 4.0 transformation, providing a fully integrated smart factory with a unified approach to the manufac- turing process. Critical Manufacturing ex-
wire stripper The programmable Mira 340 is designed for
universal use while maintaining maximum precision. It is perfect for processing wires and insulation material with demanding requirements. The Mira 340 is fitted with a rotary head with 4X-blades and offers unique functions designed to reduce production time and increase quality. Thanks to sequential processing, multi-conductor cables and multi-layer insulation material can be processed quickly, thereby saving time and increasing productivity.
MIRA 340
perts will be on hand at SMTA International to explain the fea- tures in its MES for Electronics Assembly that address the unique challenges of electronics manufacturers including compo- nents, boards, EMS, and OEMs. The solution delivers agile and versatile Material Management functionality that automates ma- terial tracking and consumption for the efficient flow of materials from the warehouse to the line,
reducing downtime and ensuring that the right materials are available in the right quantities at the right time. Combined with a powerful
Equipment Integration module that allows complete visibility and traceability of the process flow, Critical Manufacturing combines real-time equipment and process monitoring with ac- curate live visualization of quali- ty and performance across the supply chain. The Critical Manufacturing
MES for Electronics Assembly includes an open and integrated solution which leverages the core components of a future-ready MES along with specific func- tionality required to cover SMT and
assembly processes, from incoming raw
materials to finished goods. Contact: Critical Manufac- turing, Inc., 9901 Brodie Lane,
Suite 160-240, Austin, TX 78748 % 512-291-0068 E-mail:
contact@criticalmanufacturing.com Web:
www.criticalmanufacturing.com
See at productronica B1.120
VKS Offers Free Access to VKS Lite
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CHATEAUGUAY, QUEBEC, CANADA — To help companies enhance their assembly produc- tions in the new year, VKS is of- fering free access to its VKS Lite platform. With zero cost, compa- nies can seize this opportunity to
digitally transform their opera- tion and enhance the knowledge and skills of their workforce. By using VKS with its intu-
itive and interactive platform, manufacturing companies in- crease productivity, quality, and efficiency. With pictures, videos, annotations, and more, work in- struction software enables compa- nies to digitally transform their as- sembly line and guide workers with accurate instructions and best practices. VKS gives assem- bly operators the right skills, knowledge, attention to detail, and focus they need to perform their tasks with ease and efficiency. VKS (Visual Knowledge
Share) is a leading innovator in digital work instruction technol- ogy. Backed with over 50 years of experience from its parent com- pany CMP, VKS software is de- signed for manufacturers by manufacturers. VKS is a work instructions solution that equips companies and their employees with the tools to push the capa- bilities of manufacturing further
into the new era of Industry 4.0. Contact: VKS, 1241 Cas-
cades Street, Chateauguay, Que- bec, Canada, J6J 4Z2 % 855-201- 4656 E-mail:
info@vksapp.com Web:
www.vksapp.com
See at The ASSEMBLY Show Booth 1623 and
productronica B2.245 See at productronica, A4.120
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