October, 2024
NEW MILFORD, CT — Vision Engineering expands its patent- ed optical stereo microscope technology with the global launch of OPTA. With a choice of three stands and two lenses, OPTA redefines the entry point for users to benefit from Vision Engineering’s exceptional image quality, ergonomic design and ease of use. In addition, Vision engineer-
ing has announced exciting ad- vancements across its popular EVO Cam, Lynx EVO, and Swift
StenTech Showcases Innovative Stencil Coating
DALLAS, TX — StenTech® is ex- hibiting the new StenTech BluPrint™ vapor deposition coating technique at SMTA In- ternational 2024. The SMT in- dustry has long faced challenges with the degradation and disin- tegration of stencil coatings caused by various cleaning solu- tions, squeegee pressures, and manufacturing processes. Recog- nizing these issues, StenTech has developed a coating that overcomes these obstacles with-
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PRO product lines. These en- hancements broaden the appeal and applications of these power- ful tools, making them more ac- cessible to a wider range of in- dustries and users. The EVO Cam series now
boasts a wider range of configura- tions, offering even greater flexi- bility for digital inspection tasks. With the launch of a new, simpli- fied ICON model, users can now choose from multiple software configurations and ergonomic stands to perfectly tailor their EVO Cam system, enabling effort- less image comparison, capture,
measurement, and reporting. Building upon its reputation
for unparalleled ergonomic de- sign and stunning 3D stereo im- aging, the Lynx EVO series has been extended to include a sim-
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pler, non-zoom variant to appeal to a more price conscious market. This makes the benefits of Lynx EVO accessible to a much wider audience who have applications demanding exceptional image quality and clarity, useable working distance, and exception-
al user comfort. Contact: Vision Engineer- ing, Inc., 570 Danbury Road,
New Milford, CT 06776 % 860-355-3776 E-mail:
info@visioneng.com Web:
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EVO Cam ICON microscope.
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Real-time Inspection BluPrint stencil coating.
out requiring changes to estab- lished processes. Introducing the StenTech
BluPrint vapor deposition coat- ing technique, a groundbreaking solution that is virtually inde- structible and consistently deliv- ers high-quality results across different SMT lines, especially in high-volume printing. This ex- clusive coating allows engineers to design PCBs with area ratios significantly below 0.6, increas- ing surface area for components. This advancement leads to less frequent cleaning, with some contract manufacturers experi- encing a 50 percent boost in effi- ciency. The coating enhances transfer efficiency from 84 per- cent to an impressive 98 percent. StenTech BluPrint is de-
signed to enhance existing manu- facturing processes, making them
more efficient and cost-effective. Contact: StenTech, 8350 N
Central Expressway, Suite 416, Dallas, TX 75206 % 603-505- 4470 E-mail:
info@stentech.com Web:
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See at SMTAI, Booth 3025
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1 (800) 552-6648 Scan for more info See at MD&M MN, Booth 3002, and at electronica, Hall A3, Booth 449
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