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VJ Electronix to Display Automated Large-Board Rework
CHELMSFORD, MA — VJ Electronix, Inc., will exhibit at SMTA Guadalajara 2026. The company will be featuring its Summit LXi Auto automated re- work system. The Summit LXi Auto is an
automated alignment rework system designed for components up to 120 x 120 mm and is posi- tioned for high-value applica- tions including 5G devices and large, complex board assemblies. The system is built to simplify alignment and improve process control for large and sensitive components where precision and repeatability are critical. At the core of the platform is
the 1-2-3-GO software environ- ment, designed to streamline set- up and operation through guided workflows. The system supports automated profiling, reflow, re- moval and replacement se- quences, helping reduce operator dependency while maintaining repeatable process control. The Summit LXi Auto uses
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 826, and SEMICON West, Booth 5539 and IMAPS, Booth 223
efficient convection heating to deliver uniform thermal per- formance and consistent rework results. A temperature-based board conditioning process, mon- itored via thermocouples, en- ables controlled preheating and
See at SMTA Guadalajara
improved process stability across a range of assemblies. For component removal, the
system includes automatic non- contact site scavenging designed to safely clear residual solder
Summit LXi Auto rework system.
without damaging pads or solder mask. The Dynamic Height Sensing (DHS) scavenger main- tains a consistent gap between the scavenger tip and board, while programmable X, Y, Z and theta motion further reduces manual
intervention during operation. Contact: VJ Electronix, Inc.,
19 Alpha Road, Chelmsford, MA 01824 % 978-486-4777 E-mail:
electronixsales@vjt.com Web:
www.vjelectronix.com
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 1022
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