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October, 2023 Inspection and Automation Systems from Scienscope


CHINO, CA — Scienscope offers cutting-edge placement automa- tion solutions that have thrived in the European electronics industry for 25 years. The company’s IMS-200


scans component reel barcodes, feeds data into MES systems, generates fresh labels, prints them, and attaches them to the reels — all in an instant. It has a 95 percent success rate reading various barcode types. Scienscope’s AXC-800III


com bines AI algorithms and X- ray tech to achieve an incredible 99.9 percent accuracy rate. It syncs seamlessly with MES, pro- viding real-time results and auto-


matic label generation. Scienscope’s smart storage


rack family takes material man- agement to a whole new level.


Designed for efficiency, accuracy, and customization, these racks offer features like automatic reel detection and multi-color LEDs for simultaneous multi-kitting. Scienscope’s Xspection 3000


is the flagship of offline X-ray inspection systems. With vari- ants including a top-of-the-line 130 kV closed-tube technology, it’s the ultimate choice for


uncompromising quality control. Contact: Scienscope


International Corp., 5751 Schaefer Avenue, Chino, CA 91710 % 909-525-0608 E-mail: dlumbreras@scienscope.com Web: www.scienscope.com


IMS-200 incoming materials system.


See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 1111, and at produc- tronica, Hall A3 Booth 103


Machine LAKEVILLE, MN — Vitronics Soltec has redesigned the ZEVAm+ Selective Soldering Machine to accommodate board sizes up to 20 x 20 in. (510 x 510 mm). The ZEVAm+ is designed for high-mix, low volume manu- facturers such as automotive and the increasing demand for elec- tric vehicles is driving demand for larger board sizes. The ZEVAm+ is preferred


by many because of its unique advantages for fine-pitch selec- tive soldering. Bridging is the leading cause of defects on boards with fine-pitch compo- nents. ZEVA’s patented Bridge Prevention Technology acts as a hot nitrogen knife to prevent bridging for small pitches. Bridge Prevention Technol -


ogy enables the use of mainte- nance-free non-wettable nozzles for more consistent soldering results over time. The tool is inte- grated with a non-wettable nozzle that is 3D printed out of stainless steel and hard chromized for maintenance free, infinitely long life. ZEVA’s high frequency drop jet fluxer delivers a wider range of flux droplets, increased accu- racy, and faster cycle times. Closed-loop flux volume control is available for even greater con-


sistency and traceability. Contact: ITW EAE, a divi-


sion of Illinois Tool Works, 8860 207th Street West, Lakeville, MN 55044 % 952-469-8278 E-mail: ecandela@itweae.com Web: www.itweae.com


See at productronica, Hall A4 Booth 554


Vitronics Soltec Redesigns Selective Soldering


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