September 2023
NEWARK, NJ — Panasonic Connect North Amer ica has launched its NPM-GP/L screen printer to North American manufacturers. Panasonic Connect’s NPM-GP/L screen
printer brings together hardware and soft- ware in a complete manufacturing solution, along with a full services support package. Production line changes can occur within a cycle time of just 12 seconds, including the cleaning cycle and with ±3.8 µm positional repeatability. The printer can handle a variety of
printed circuit boards (PCBs) sizes up to 20 x 20 in. (510 x 510 mm) and boasts functions to achieve high-quality printing, including mask adhesion to prevent dragging, ad- justable squeegee for optimum fill, and a sol- der and adhesive dispense head.
BrightKing Gas Discharge TubeandMELF Handling from CountOnTools
GAINESVILLE, GA — Count On Tools, Inc. (COT), a leading provider of precision components and SMT spare parts, is now offer- ing a tailored solution for han- dling BrightKing gas discharge tubes and MELF components. This breakthrough solution,
part number 2018-3912, is facili- tated by the integration of the custom Yamaha YS12/24 type 318a/307a base and ANE tool stand, enabling customers to achieve precise and reliable pick- and-place operations.
8 processes with infinite possibilities!
www.us -
tech.com It delivers sub-four minute automated
production line changeover from start to end, including automatic solder paste transfer,
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metal mask changer, and support pin re- placement. Automates additional tasks dur- ing production, including solder supply using a perforated pot and a paper-free wiping unit that does not require solvent. Dynamic machine monitoring maintains
status of materials during production and can automatically change printing parame- ters to achieve stable production. Machine- to-machine (M2M) process control is enabled via communication with nine industry solder paste inspection (SPI) partners across 29 dif-
ferent models. Contact: Panasonic Connect North
NPM-GP/L screen printer.
America, 9th Floor, Two Riverfront Plaza, Newark, NJ 07102 % 877-726-2767 Web:
www.na.panasonic.com
2018-3912 base and tool stand.
BrightKing gas discharge
tubes and MELF components are integral elements in various elec- tronics applications, demanding accurate handling to ensure opti- mal performance and longevity. Count On Tools’ innovative solu- tion leverages the custom Yamaha YS12/24 type 318a/307a base and ANE tool stand to enable seamless pick-and-place operations. The solution is equipped with
a specialized blade style nozzle measuring 0.08 x 0.24 in. (2 x 6.2 mm), perfectly designed to handle these specific components with ut- most accuracy. With the 0.12 in. (3.1 mm) MELF radius, customers experience increased efficiency in pick-and-place operations, leading to improved overall manufactur-
ing productivity. 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
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