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September, 2021


Juki Upgrades iCube Selective Soldering System


FREMONT, CA — Juki’s new iCube HighFlex offers the same all-in-one package that the origi-


The new fluxer cleaner al-


lows for dramatically reduced maintenance of the fluxer head.


iCube HighFlex selective soldering system.


nal iCube offers. All existing fea- tures and options are available on the newest selective solder machine. New features are avail- able to improve the machines overall performance and help with ease of maintenance. High quality, flexibility and


reliability offered in a complete all-in-one package is what cus- tomers can expect from the iCube selective soldering sys- tems. Feature-rich and designed for high-end production, the iCube is the answer to a wide range of soldering requirements.


Using a special cleaning fluid, any flux residues and other con- tamination is dissolved and auto- matically cleaned from the flux head at a user-defined interval. JAS offers a full line of SMT


manufacturing products, selec- tive solder, and stamp soldering machines, as well as advanced through-hole machines. Contact: Juki Automation


Systems, 412 Kato Terrace, Fremont, CA 94539 % 510-468-6213 E-mail: carlos.eijansantos@ juki.com Web: www.jukiamericas.com


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