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& THE BATTERY SHOW SEPTEMBER 13-15, 2022 | NOVI, MI BOOTH #2116
www.us-tech.com VISIT US AT EV TECH EXPO
September, 2022 Ersa Highlights VERSATILE Potting &
Encapsulating Solutions
Smart Soldering and Reflow Systems
PLYMOUTH, WI — Kurtz Ersa is highlighting its i-CON TRACE® soldering station, HR 600/2 hybrid rework system, VERSAFLOW ONE sel ective solder system, EXOS 10/26 reflow soldering system with vacuum, HOT- FLOW 3/20 reflow sol- dering system, and Ersa POWERFLOW wave soldering system at SMTA Guadalajara. Ersa’s award win-
A Wide Variety of Polymers
for Your Electronic Needs… We supply versatile potting and encapsulating compounds designed to protect electronics and PCB’s from environmental and chemical stresses. Our experts partner with you, leveraging our experience to recommend products or formulate solutions with:
Consistent performance Technical support Superior value
Contact our Technical Sales Team today! (800) 242-6649 |
sales@epicresins.com
www.EpicResins.com See at The Battery Show, Booth 2116
ning i-CON TRACE is an IoT soldering station that enables seamless traceability during manual sol- dering. With integrated WLAN, Blue tooth and network card on board, the i-CON TRACE already offers 100 percent con- nectivity in digitally networked manufacturing processes when delivered. The possible MES con- nection allows the integration and storage of soldering parame- ters used in complex, networked manufacturing processes that already run via an MES. The i- CON TRACE impresses with maximum performance and min- imum operating costs. With 150W of power, it heats up quick- ly, reheats even faster and can be controlled extremely precisely.
The Ersa VERSAFLOW
ONE now complements the Ersa range of inline selective solder- ing machines as an entry-level
i-CON TRACE soldering station.
model. It incorporates decades of know-how in the form of proven hardware and intuitive software (ERSASOFT 5). With the highest demands on quality, throughput and ease of maintenance. In addition, the VERSAFLOW ONE has availability world-wide and a delivery time of about two to four weeks.
Contact: Kurtz Ersa, Inc.,
1779 Pilgrim Road, Plymouth, WI 53073 % 920-893-1779 E-mail:
ernie.grice@
kurtzersa.com Web:
www.ersa.com
See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 724
UV/LED Equipment from Honle UV America
MARLBORO, MA — Honle UV America offers a full line of UV and LED equipment, sales, serv- ice and support for North, South and Central America. The LED Spot 100 system is air-cooled equipment that offers a variety of wavelengths (365, 385, 395, 405 and 460nm) to suit users’ curing needs with high power outputs (max. irradiation inten- sity up to 3,000 mW/cm2 on the HP version and 1,500 mW/cm2 on the standard equipment). This equipment does not
need a warm-up phase, it has a low temperature load and is stackable for space maximization. Intelligent power control, IC (Integrated controller with digital PLC interface) offers a 3.94 x 3.94 in. (100 x 100 mm) irradiation area. The LED service life is longer than 20,000 hours. This unit is appropriate for
various applications, such as: bonding, fixing or encapsulating components in the electronic, optical, or medical-technical sec- tor, fluorescence stimulation for material testing, and high-inten- sive UV irradiation in the chem-
See at The Battery Show, Booth 1144
ical, biological, and pharmaceuti- cal sector.
LED Spot 100
bonding/curing system. The LED Powerdrive IC
allows the independent operation of up to three LED Spot 100 IC/HP IC. There are two options avail- able: LED Powerdrive IC 400 (can drive one LED Spot 100), and LED Powerdrive 1200 (can drive three
LED Spot 100 IC/HP IC). Contact: Honle UV
America, Inc., 261 Cedar Hill Street, Building C, Marlboro, MA 01752 % 508-229-7774 E-mail:
ss@honleuv.com Web:
www.honleuv.com
See at BIOMEDevice, Booth 836
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