October, 2024


www.us - tech.com Kurtz Ersa: Rework for Large PCBs


PLYMOUTH, WI — Kurtz Ersa is showcasing the advanced capabilities of the HR 600 XL rework system at SMTA


High Performance Inspection Solutions from TRI


SAN JOSE, CA — Test Research, Inc. (TRI) is now offering a range of inspection solutions for the elec- tronics manufacturing industry. The 2024 lineup includes the multi-camera 3D AOI TR7500QE Plus, the enhanced 3D SPI TR7007Q SII, and an automated 3D X-Ray inspection solution demo. TRI’s solutions are ideal for multiple industry applications, including automotive, consumer, advanced packaging, and telecom electronics manufacturing. TRI’s smart factory innova-


tions optimize the current inspection through AI-powered


International 2024. The Ersa HR 600 XL is engineered for profes- sional rework of BTC compo- nents on large board assem- blies. Its impressive heating


area of 24.6 x 24.6 in. (625 x 625 mm) and fixturing of PCBs up to 10 mm thick make it ideal for rework in multiple business segments such as military, aerospace, telecommunication, network, and infrastructure. A 15 kW heater consists


of 25 individually control- lable heating elements, allowing for precise heat dis-


HR 600 XL rework system.


tribution tailored to each specific application. A highly efficient 2,800W


heating head en sures Ersa-qual- ity desoldering or installation of components, from chip resistors to 120 x 150 mm BGAs or sockets. Non-contact resid- ual solder removal can auto- matically occur immediately following the component removal without adding an additional heat cycle to the process.


Contact: Kurtz Ersa, Inc., 1779 Pilgrim Road,


Plymouth, WI 53073 % 920-893-1779 E-mail: ernie.grice@kurtzersa.com Web: www.ersa.com


See at SMTAI, Booth 3029


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See at SMTAI, Booth 3019


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