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October, 2022 Anda Shows One-Man Operation Coating Line
FREMONT, CA — Anda Technologies is highlighting its one-man operation (OMO) total line automated coating and dispensing solutions at SMTAI 2022. Anda's OMO total line solutions have
several advantages over traditional process lines. Product flow input and output occur at the same location within the line, allowing conventional manual flip for coating or dis- pensing on both sides of a PCB assembly. In addition, a single operator can both
load and unload the PCB assemblies for the entire line significantly reducing labor costs. This also reduces handling time and the number of pallets needed for manufacturing processes of PCB assemblies. Depending on the process line, OMO can reduce up to 40
percent of the space required for a tradition- al line, virtually making it possible to double the capacity of any manufacturing facility. Anda also manufactures advanced inline
atmospheric plasma treatment systems that can be inserted into virtually any coating or dispensing line. Clean and activate assembly
surfaces from topside only or from both top and bottom sides, treat in unison using noz- zles above and below the substrate simulta- neously, or operate each nozzle independent- ly for maximum productivity. Plasma treatment improves wetting of
coatings and the adhesion strengths of coat- ings and other dispensed materials. When materials are plasma treated, coatings and adhesives are significantly less susceptible to fail. Plasma surface treatment to electronics ensures maximum protection from coatings and glues and long product life for the in-
One-man operation coating and dispensing line.
tended device. Contact: Anda Technologies USA, Inc.,
47639 Lakeview Boulevard, Fremont, CA 94538 % 510-270-8648 E-mail:
info@anda.us Web:
www.anda.us
Tell me about test strategy! See at SMTAI, Booth 825
binder USA Intros M12 Panel Mount L-Coded Connectors
CAMARILLO, CA — binder USA has expanded its M12 portfolio to include panel mount connectors with L-coding and dip solder con- tacts. As part of binder's 823 se- ries, this compact connector is used for hand soldering, wave soldering, and reflow soldering on printed circuit boards (PCBs). The M12-L is a space-saving al- ternative to the 7/8-inch connec- tors typically used in power sup- plies, making it ideal for Indus- trial Ethernet applications in the PROFINET environment.
JTAG IEEE Std. 1149.1
823 series M12 connectors. When mated, the connector
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offers IP68-level protection, and is suitable for both front and rear panel mounting. binder's 823 se- ries is especially well suited to the assembly/disassembly of PCBs. Two-piece male and female con- nectors with separate mounting body and socket housing. This al- lows soldering to be done without the housing, significantly reduc- ing the stress load on both compo- nents and helping to eliminate
this as a source of failure. Contact: Binder USA, 3903
Calle Tecate, Camarillo, CA 93012 % 805-437-9925 E-mail:
sales@binder-usa.com Web:
www.binder-usa.com
See at electronica, Hall A3 Booth 221
See at electronica, Hall A2 Booth 175
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