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formed automatically in line with any trends that indicate status changes. Automatic maintenance units clean
feeders, nozzles, and heads, and check the performance of these after cleaning. Through system linking, maintenance history is recorded and guidance for when to perform maintenance is issued automatically. The system presents visual information
necessary for management, including the progress status of the entire production floor, the state of production lines and equipment, and the occurrence of pickup errors. Using the board ID or panel ID as a key,
traceability data including SPI and AOI inspection images is provided immediately.
Maintaining Stable Production
The introduction of FSF 2.0
will reduce the workload of opera- tors and enable production with fewer workers. However, some events require operator interven- tion to prevent productivity loss and defects due to equipment malfunctions. FSF 2.0 provides tools to alert workers when an event occurs that should be han- dled by operators or when signs of such an event are detected. IPQC Expert is a tool that
can be used to pick up on status changes based on short-term trends, and prompt action at the stage before defects occur. FSF Mobile Conductor is a tool that sends machine error and warning notifications to mobile terminals held by operators. IPQC Expert and FSF Mobile
Conductor can be used in tandem to minimize the occurrence of defects, to minimize losses caused by errors, and to maintain pro- ductivity. Through aggregation of data
from the production floor, analysis, predictive forecasting, autono - mous control, and self-diagnosis, Fuji is pursuing production
Federal Electronics Passes Surveillance
Audit CRANSTON, RI — Federal Electronics has successfully com- pleted its 2025 ISO 13485:2016 surveillance audit at its Cranston, Rhode Island, facility. Federal Electronics first achieved ISO 13485 certification in 2015. Each year since, the company has passed third-party audits verifying compliance with the standard’s requirements, which include traceability, docu- mentation control, risk manage- ment and consistent manufac- turing practices. Web:
www.federalelec.com
THERMAL ANALYSIS SYSTEM
PROFILING TOOLS & FIXTURES • 6 to 24 channels • Datalog / WiFi • Machine tracking
A.I. ASSISTED PROFILE PREDICTION Nov 12, 2024 4:44:16 PM Dashboard
Test Product Product Name
Data Search Conveyor Speed:
Top and Bottom Setpoints are the same 34.6
Thermal Analysis System v1.0.0.1
System Default for Reflow Process Window
inches/minutes
Zone Top
Bottom 1
77 77
2
127 127
3
159 159
Solder Reflow Application
4
181 181
5
181 181
6
192 192
7
181 181
8
190 190
9
289 289
Line2 Oven Name 10
242 242
Tutorial Start Profile SPC Charts
Guadalajara Sept 17-18 Booth # 701
SMTAi
Oct 22-24 Booth # 2931
CUSTOMIZED EMBEDDED SOLUTIONS
TAILORED AUTOMATION TO MEET YOUR NEEDS • Automatic profiling • Enhance process control • Attain traceability
Flexibility for Enhanced Capabilities
Ask about the NEW KIC HeatMap™ machine monitoring solution!
Reflow Soldering | Curing | Wave Soldering | Selective See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 701
Include Thermocouple(TC) Labels (20 char. Max) Live Reading
TC Process Window TC 1 Run
TC2 TC3
Stacking
TC4 TC5 TC6
TC7 Settings 29.9
30.0 29.9
29.8 29.9 29.8
29.9 Air TC R1 JP7
C13 R1 C2
R9 Product Length
Use: Product Image 10
Inches Product Width 6 Inches TC
2 3 4 5 6 7
Left Edge Front Edge Details
R1 JP7 C13 R1 C2 R9
Add
Product Width Product Weight
6 300
Inches Grams
Use: Auto-Focus Label Product Length 10 Inches Status Auto-Focus Successful! The PWI is likely to be below 90%. Search
process optimization. Fuji believes that this advancement of
placement technologies will not only improve manufacturing sites, but will also play a role in shaping the future of manufacturing. Fuji will continue to open up new areas
of manufacturing through technological inno- vations, while contributing to the develop- ment of IoE and the evolution of the SMT industry, in order to create new manufactur- ing values together with its customers. Contact: Fuji America Corp., 171
By scanning either the kanban ID or the panel ID code, production programs can be changed.
Corporate Woods Parkway, Vernon Hills, IL 60061 % 847-821-2459 E-mail:
mariek@fujiamerica.com Web:
www.fujiamerica.com r
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 346
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Configuration
Internal Temp:22.2 Profiler
100.0% Storage
Battery 90%
Alert
Profile Description First Run - Test Product
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