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September 2026 Count On Tools Adds Two Custom SMT Nozzles
GAINESVILLE, GA — Count On Tools has introduced two new custom nozzle solutions designed to address challenging compo- nent placement applications on Samsung and Quad pick-and- place systems. The first, Part No. 2017-
3719, is a custom Samsung noz- zle engineered for CP45, SM10, and SM421 series machines. It features a CN-style nozzle base with a keyed/pinned design and a keyed reflector, ensuring re- peatable orientation and align- ment. The nozzle incorporates a 2.0 x 11.50 mm OD x 1.0 mm blade-type tip with an 8.0 mm vacuum slot, specifically config- ured to reliably handle the Pana-
sonic PK5S 80-pin header during high-speed assembly. The second, Part No. 2021-
4793, is a custom Quad QSP noz- zle built with a 0.175 x 0.175 in. flat plastic tip. It includes dual 0.025 in. diameter vacuum holes spaced just 0.005 in. apart, a con- figuration that provides bal- anced suction and stable pickup for small or irregularly shaped components that standard round nozzles cannot securely grip. Both nozzles were developed
in response to specific customer requirements where off-the-shelf tooling proved inadequate. The keyed reflector and vacuum slot design on the Samsung-compati- ble nozzle eliminates orientation
errors, while the closely spaced vacuum holes on the Quad nozzle
address the need for precise, non-marring contact on delicate surfaces. These additions expand Count On Tools’ already exten- sive portfolio of custom tooling for fine-pitch, odd-form, and
high-density applications. Contact: Count On Tools,
Inc., 2481 Hilton Drive, Suite 3,
Gainesville, GA 30501 % 770-538-0411 E-mail:
ccouch@cotinc.com Web:
www.cotinc.com
Custom Samsung nozzle.
Capabilities CRANSTON, RI — Federal Elec- tronics, a leading provider of high-reliability electronic manu- facturing services (EMS), has ex- panded its cable assembly and wire harness manufacturing ca- pabilities and production capaci- ty to support the growing needs of military, defense, and aero- space OEMs. The expansion includes in-
vestments in advanced manufac- turing equipment, additional pro- duction space, workforce develop- ment, and enhanced process ca- pabilities. A centerpiece of the expan-
sion is the addition of a Komax CR11 automated wire processing system, significantly increasing Federal Electronics’ ability to manufacture intricate and large- scale wire harnesses used in mili- tary equipment, weapons and radar systems, aerospace plat- forms, communications equip- ment, power distribution systems, and other high-reliability applica- tions. The CR11 provides auto- mated marking, cutting, stripping, and wire termination across a wide range of conductor sizes, im- proving consistency, throughput, and repeatability. To support continued growth,
Federal Electronics has expanded its dedicated cable assembly and wire harness manufacturing area for both prototype and production programs. The company has also enhanced its manufacturing envi- ronment with a Class 10,000 (ISO Class 7) cleanroom, environmen- tal testing capabilities, and com- prehensive electrical testing to meet the stringent quality and re- liability requirements of defense
and aerospace customers. Contact: Federal Electron-
ics, 75 Stamp Farm Road, See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 125
Cranston, RI 02921 % 401-944-6200 E-mail:
woliver@federalelec.com Web:
www.federalelec.com
Federal Electronics Expands Advanced Manufacturing
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