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Page 31 Clemsa Installs Europlacer Placement Line
PHOENIX, AZ — Clemsa, a man- ufacturer based in Spain and part of the Italy-headquartered FAAC Technology Group, has trans- formed its electronics production capabilities through the installa- tion of a new Europlacer SMT placement line. Facing the challenge of pro-
ducing a wide variety of access control products in a competitive and fast-changing market, Clem- sa sought a solution that would in- crease flexibility, reduce produc- tion and inventory costs, and im- prove overall quality. Clemsa manufactures elec- tronics for access systems includ-
Materials ST. LOUIS, MO — ELANTAS North America, Inc., will exhibit its industry-leading conformal coatings and potting compounds at SMTA Guadalajara 2025. As a trusted partner with a
long history of collaboration in the EMS segment, ELANTAS North America continues to drive innovation in material so- lutions that ensure the durabili- ty, reliability, and environmen- tal protection of mission-critical electronics like, automotive/emo- bility, smart meters, LED light- ing, and agricultural controllers. At the show, attendees will
be able to engage directly with ELANTAS North America ex- perts to learn about: next-gener- ation conformal coatings for PCB protection against moisture, chemicals, and harsh environ- ments; high-performance potting systems engineered for thermal management, vibration resist- ance, and electrical insulation; and tailored material solutions that meet regional and global regulatory standards, including UL, IPC, and RoHS compliance. With decades of proven suc-
cess in automotive, industrial, consumer, telecom, and LED ap- plications, ELANTAS North America is positioned to help manufacturers optimize protec- tion and performance in their
electronic assemblies. Contact: ELANTAS North America, Inc., 5200 North Sec-
ond Street, St. Louis, MO 63147 % 314-621-5700 E-mail:
shayna.kennedy@
altana.com Web:
www.elantas.com/ northamerica
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 361, and The Battery Show, Booth 3244
Find out more. Visit
www.texmac.com/takaya today.
See at The Battery Show, Booth 6136
Elantas Highlights Conformal Coating and Potting
ing automatic doors, remote con- trol units, RFID cards, and con- trol boards. With 20 to 30 dis- tinct products in active produc- tion, frequent changeovers and fast response times are critical. The Europlacer plat- form delivers exceptional component feeder capacity, allowing all components to remain loaded and ready. Change overs take just 10 minutes, compared to 30 to 40 minutes with other brands — up to a 75% improvement. One key advantage has
been Europlacer’s integration of a bulk feeder for battery contactors, a component used across multiple Clemsa products. During the se-
lection process, Clemsa requested as a prerequisite that the machine be capable of positioning battery clips, served in bulk in large bags. This component needed to be fed from a hopper that, by means of vibration, would advance to the picking area, allowing the pick- and-place machine to position it
from there. Contact: Europlacer
Americas, 4640 Elwood Street, Europlacer SMT line at Clemsa.
Suite 14, Phoenix, AZ 85040 % 480-672-1100 E-mail:
kasia.talec@europlacer.fr Web:
www.europlacer.com
Move Beyond the Fixture – ….To Greater Flexibility and Cost Savings with TAKAYA!
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