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GARDENA, CA — PEMTRON is exhibiting a comprehensive lineup of inspection systems engineered to enhance quality control, boost throughput, and maximize operational effi- ciency at SMTA Guadalajara. Whether for solder paste, AOI, X-ray, or conformal coat- ing inspection, PEMTRON’s equipment is tailored for high-reliability industries such as automotive, aerospace, medical, and advanced electronics. The ATHENA 3D AOI system features
AI-driven functionality such as automatic judgment, automatic teaching, and OCR, dramatically streamlining inspection work- flows. Equipped with 12-way projection to eliminate shadow effects and provide precise 3D measurement, ATHENA supports resolu- tions of 10/15 µm or 18 µm, an optional 12 MP camera, and a three-stage conveyor,
delivering accuracy and speed. The JUPITER 3D X-ray Inspection
System combines advanced PCT reconstruc- tion with high-resolution 2D/3D imaging for thorough defect analysis. Integrating
September 2025 Pemtron Exhibits AI-Powered Inspection
PEMTRON’s AOI detection algorithms with X-ray inspection, JUPITER enables real- time SPI/AOI/AXI data sharing, empowering smarter decision-making and boosting over- all production yield. The TWIN 3D AOI system delivers dual-
sided inspection in a single pass, offering com- plete coverage for double-sided assemblies. Featuring an enhanced optical head and stable 3D imaging, TWIN enables high-accuracy defect detection with greater efficiency. The SATURN SPI system uses moiré
projection, realistic 2D color imaging, and detailed 3D measurements for solder paste inspection. It offers quad projection, resolu- tions of 10/15 µm or 18 µm, and a 4 or option- al 10 MP camera. PEMTRON’s TROI 8800 CI series ensures
ATHENA 3D AOI system. Join the Movement!
high-reliability conformal coating inspection with optional inline coating thick- ness measurement. Using intuitive programming and AI, it detects defects such as cracks, voids, and
uneven coverage. Contact: PEMTRON
Technica USA invites you to become a member of the PCBAA
Technology Corp., 15111 S Figueroa Street, Gardena, CA 90248 % 1-800-850-8764 E-mail:
sales@pemtron.com Web:
www.pemtron.com
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 522
Conecsus Exhibits Waste Recycling Solutions
TERRELL, TX — Conecsus Metals Mexico, an environmen- tal technology and recycling com- pany, will join more than 100 other exhibiting companies at SMTA Guadalajara Conecsus’ Yessica Romero,
EDUCATE Constantly educating our government on the importance of PCBs to the electronics ecosystem is an ongoing effort that must come from many voices.
ADVOCATE There is no better advocate for supporting PCB production than those that manufacture these products.
LEGISLATE We are competing with others advocating for their cause in D.C. when pushing our legislation, the PCBs Act HR3597. We need to be the louder voice!
Help make the PCBAA a stronger organization, and our strength will speak for itself! We need your voice!
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regional sales manager, and col- leagues will illustrate how the company processes metals wastes containing primarily tin, lead, sil- ver, antimony, and other metals, and converts them into usable metal products, paying its cus- tomers back for their metals waste. Parent company Conecsus LLC, based in Terrell, Texas, USA is an ISO 14001 EMS certified recycling company and refiner. Founded in 1980, Conecsus
Metals Mexico S.A. DE CV (CONECSUS LLC) is a sophisti- cated “green” recycler and refiner of tin, lead, silver, antimony, gold, and other metals from a variety of manufacturing industries. Conec - sus converts these wastes into
usable metal products. Contact: Conecsus LLC, 106
Tejas Drive, Terrell, TX 75160 % 972-551-5900
E-mail:
sbutler@conecsusllc.com Web:
www.conecsusllc.com
1-800-909-8697 •
www.technica.com
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 1044
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