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September 2026 MIRTEC Shows Next-Gen 3D Inspection Systems


OXFORD, CT — MIRTEC is showcasing its full portfolio of advanced 3D AOI, SPI, and smart factory automation solutions — specif- ically designed to meet the demanding in- spection requirements of the electronics manufacturing industry. The MV-6TB simultaneous top/bottom


AOI system inspects both sides of the PCB in a single pass, eliminating sequential inspection. Its dual-PC architecture processes top and bot- tom inspection data independently, maintain- ing performance while reducing cycle time and improving productivity by up to 200%. The GENESYS-CC improves coating


visibility, defect detection, and process relia- bility through coaxial, vertical, and angled UV illumination for shadow-free image ac- quisition. 18 MP side cameras extend inspec- tion to component sides, connectors, J-leads, splatters, bubbles, and cracks. The MV-6 Alpha combines MIRTEC’s


proven 3D AOI technology with stable and cost-effective SMT inspection. Its 12-projec- tion blue-light moiré system and 8-phase coaxial color lighting provide precise 3D measurement across diverse PCB conditions.


The MS-11 Alpha is a premium 3D SPI


system designed for stable, high-precision sol- der paste inspection at a competitive cost. Its DLP-based optics, 25 MP camera, large FOV, and telecentric lens improve measurement consistency while reducing inspection time. INTELLI-PRO AI connects inspection,


monitoring, and production management across the SMT line for a fully integrated smart factory. AI-based auto teaching, in- spection, and defect classification reduce pro- gramming time by up to 90%, while onsite AI training improves accuracy using real pro-


duction data. Contact: MIRTEC Corp., 3 Morse Road,


See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 302, and SEMICON West, Booth 6162


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KYZEN to Highlight AQUANOX Cleaning Chemistries


NASHVILLE, TN — KYZEN will exhibit at SMTA Guadalajara 2026. KYZEN’s Mexico team of cleaning experts will be onsite to discuss the award-winning line of AQUANOX® aqueous electronics cleaning chemistries and the bene- fits of prolonged bath life. The AQUANOX line of aque-


ous cleaning chemistries is formu- lated to remove a variety of chal-


Oxford, CT 06478 % 203-881-5559 E-mail: ekim@mirtec.com Web: www.mirtec.com


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EQUANOX cleaning chemistry.


lenging solder flux residues, in- cluding no-clean fluxes, from an array of electronic assem - blies.With solutions designed to provide long bath life and consis- tent


cleaning performance,


AQUANOX chemistries help manufacturers maintain a stable and reliable cleaning process. Prolonged bath life allows


electronics manufacturers to re- duce the frequency of chemistry bath changeouts. By maintaining consistent cleaning performance for longer process times and limit- ing bath turnovers, manufactur-


ers can improve process stability. Contact: KYZEN, 430


Harding Industrial Drive,


Nashville, TN 37211 % 615-831-0888 E-mail: sherry_stepp@kyzen.com Web: www.kyzen.com


See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 402,


The Battery Show, Booth 1631, and IMAPS, Booth 425


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