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Transducerized Electric Screwdriver from Sumake
AMHERST, NH — Sumake North America has launched a new transducerized electric screwdriver with smart con- troller, the Sumake SMT-C1. The Sumake SMT-C1 is a smart, transducerized controller that enables operators to track tightening status, set up multiple different tight- ening profiles and easily transfer data. Transducerized tools,
like the SMT-C1, deliver the information manufac- turers need to know about their operations allowing them to improve processes, increase data collection, and minimize rework caused by inaccurate torque or fastening techniques. Addi- tionally, the SMT-C1 is iDrive enabled straight out of the box. iDrive is Sumake North
America’s new cloud based soft- ware solution that programs, manages, tracks and records jobs across assembly operations. With the iDrive software system, managers are able to program assembly jobs from a central lo-
cation, send jobs to multiple as- sembly stations, collect tool per- formance data, and view this data to make informed decisions. This comprehensive assembly tool software solution minimizes
SMT-C1 transducerized electric screwdriver.
failures, makes assembly man- agement more efficient, and saves manufacturers time and money.
Contact: Sumake North
America, 10 Northern Boule- vard, Unit 13, Amherst, NH 03031 % 603-402-9952 Web:
www.sumakenorthamerica.com
See at The ASSEMBLY Show Booth 438
DL Technology has been the leader in micro dispensing technology for over 15 years. For more
www.dltechnology.com 216 River Street, Haverhill, MA 01832 • P: 978.374.6451 • F: 978.372.4889 •
sales@dltechnology.com
Marco Intros 2C Material Mixing / Dispensing System
SAN DIEGO, CA — Marco Sys- tems Analysis and Development has launched a complete system for dispensing 2 component mate- rials. It is comprised of Degassing Tanks, Mixing Head, and a Multi- Jet precision dispensing valves. The system begins with de- gassing materials and preparing
the material for dispensing. The degassing tanks have a suction pipe to siphon material from the original container into the tank for continuous operation. If pre- ferred, material can also be poured into the degassing vessel. The tanks are available in 3
liter, 10 liter and 25 liter capaci- ty and size is selected based on mix ratio, application dosing size and material consumption. Material is kept under vacu-
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um and is then pumped to the mixing head using an integrated pump. Smart controls monitor and control the fluid level, vacu- um level and flow rate of each ma- terial to the mixing head. The tanks can also be configured to use nitrogen and supply “airfree” material. The “airfree” material is received from the degassing tanks for meter mixing in the mixing head. The mix ratio is program- mable and both static mixing and dynamic mixing are offered. Dispensing from the mixing
head can take place after mixing is completed. Alternatively, the mixed material can be supplied to continuously on demand to the
Marco precision MultiJet system. Contact: Marco System
Analysis and Development, LLC, 11010 Roselle Street, Suite 100, San Diego, CA 92121 % 858-249- 9160 E-mail:
tschafer@marco.de Web:
www.marcodispensing.com
See at productronica A2.245 See at The ASSEMBLY Show, Booth 1443 and MD&M MN, Booth 1332
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