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September 2025 Inovaxe Offers Smart Storage Solutions
BOCA RATON, FL — Inovaxe is displaying a range of smart storage solutions at SMTA Guadalajara, including the SREX200-9-C, InoBar sample unit, InoBright, LS350, and SR200-7. The SREX200-9-C is part of the high-
density SREX series, capable of storing up to 880 7 in. (18 cm) reels or 480 13 in. (33 cm) reels within just 2.5 ft2 (0.76 m2) — an excel- lent solution for permanent storage areas and stockrooms with limited space. It fea- tures intelligent sensors, LED indicators, and modular scalability, enabling multiple racks to be linked under a single controller. InoBright enhances the efficiency and accuracy of SMT production lines, InoBright
transforms traditional OEM pick-and-place feeder carts into intelligent, traceable stor- age units. By providing real-time visibility
into material locations and expected part ori- entation, InoBright helps eliminate setup errors and streamline feeder setup processes. Inovaxe’s InoBar sample unit adds
smart capability to existing shelving by pro- viding pick-to-light functionality across up to 28 stations that can be daisy-chained, turn- ing ordinary storage into interactive, respon- sive inventory space. Focusing on feeder and tray storage, the
SREX series smart racks.
LS350 line side smart storage is normally located by the placement machines for a quick and easy replenishment of reels about to be exhausted. This system complements the line with flexible reel and component handling tailored for just-in-time production. The SR200-7 smart rack
delivers a balance of density and mobility, accommodating mixed reel sizes with intuitive LED-guid-
ed retrieval and return. Contact: Inovaxe Corp.,
1141 S Rogers Circle, Suite 7,
Boca Raton, FL 33442 % 954-531-1363 E-mail:
info@inovaxe.com Web:
www.inovaxe.com
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 640
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Guadalajara HUNT VALLEY, MD — The Test Connection Inc. (TTCI), a trusted provider of electronic test and manufacturing solutions for more than 45 years, is exhibiting at SMTA Guadalajara. TTCI supports a wide range of indus- tries — including aerospace, defense, medical, and automo- tive. TTCI’s full portfolio of test engineering services includes ICT, flying probe testing, boundary scan testing, functional test devel- opment, and support for specialty test accessories. TTCI’s experi- enced team brings decades of hands-on expertise, enabling cus- tomers to reduce time-to-market, improve product quality, and streamline production workflows. Attendees can also learn
more about The Training Con - nection LLC (TTC-LLC), dedicat- ed to advancing education and workforce development in elec- tronics, surface mount technology (SMT) manufacturing, test engi- neering, and quality. As an active member of IPC and SMTA, TTC- LLC plays a crucial role in provid- ing industry-recognized training
and certification programs. Contact: The Test
Connection, Inc., 112 Lakefront
www.staticstop.com See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 446 and EOS/ESD, Booth 409
Drive, Hunt Valley, MD 21030 % 410-205-7300 E-mail:
whorner@ttci.com Web:
www.ttci.com
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 934
TTCI to Exhibit at SMTA
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