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September, 2022


www.us - tech.com Next-Gen Die Bonder from Finetech


AMHERST, NH — The FINEPLACER® pico has been the epitome of the easy-to-operate, manual laboratory die bonder and is used world- wide in R&D departments, universities and small batch production. Product developers around the world use the FINE- PLACER pico for a wide range of very different assembly processes. Finetech introduces the completely revised, new


generation of the well-regarded bonder. The FINE- PLACER pico 2 comes with a standard placement accuracy of 3µ, making it suitable for demanding assembly processes of miniaturized components. In addition, the die bonder offers maximum application flexibility due to its modular system architecture. In today’s packaging technology, requirements often arise during development or change with new findings. The FINEPLACER pico 2 was designed to accom-


modate a large number of tech- nology and process modules, as well as application-specific tools, offering maximum flexibility in the design of processes and enabling all assembly and manu- facturing options to be tested on the same machine. Depending on the configura-


tion, the FINEPLACER pico 2 supports all typical bonding tech- nologies such as soldering, adhe-


Services DORAL, FL — New manufactur- ers of multilayer ceramic struc- tures, solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC), solid oxide electrolyzer cells (SOEC), solid-state batter- ies, MLCC, LTCC, multilayer piezoceramics, etc., often strug- gle with scalability, making cap- ital investments in production scale equipment risky. Absent the ability to test


HaikuTech Provides Demo and Prototyping


MAS-i4 Selective Soldering Machine from Sasinno USAi


hi f Most awarded soldering equipment in history!


equipment at scale before pur- chasing, manufacturers have no way of knowing if their purchase will pay off. HaikuTech has the solution


in the form of its demo and proto- typing center in South Florida. It features new equipment and expanded capabilities for proto- typing and scaling up, including various tape casters, sheet blankers, screen printers, stack- ers, an isostatic laminator, a sin- gulation cutter, kilns, and ana- lytical equipment. Whether the need is access


to the best equipment, materials development, the technology to optimize it or the knowledge to bring it all together, HaikuTech can optimize all factors for suc-


cess in multilayer ceramics. Contact: HaikuTech, 11025


NW 29th Street, Doral, FL 33172 % 305-463-9304


E-mail:


mdemoya@haikutech.com Web: www.haikutech.com


See at IMAPS


2022 Circuits Assembly NPI Winner


2022 EM Innovation Award Winner


2021 Global Technology Award Winner


2021 Mexico Technology Award Winner


2021 Mexico Technology Award Winner


2021 Mexico Technology Award Winner


Contact:


Mike Young SASInno Americas Mike@SASInnoAmericas.com 513-317-1466


The MAS-i4 is the latest generation selective soldering machine with the highest flexibility and output. The system features an XY servo table for two independent fluxer nozzles (fluxer 1 and fluxer 2). The distance between the fluxers is automatically adjusted by servo motors, as programmed by the software.


Customers can choose to use only one fluxer for all boards so it can accommodate two flux types in one machine, or they can choose to use two fluxers with the same flux. For preheat- ing, the MAS-i4 is equipped with a top convection preheating zone and bottom IR preheating zone. The top preheating zone 


Sasinno USA offers US-based Sales & Service. e Soldering


sive bonding, ultrasonic and thermocompression bonding, as well as applications using process and forming gas, dispensing or UV curing. If additional tasks are added, the system can be retrofitted on site throughout the entire service life. The FINEPLACER pico 2 offers a spa-


cious working area which supports 300 mm wafers and enables batch processes. An unob- structed design allows users to add third-party functionalities and customize the bonding sys-


tem at any time. Contact: Finetech USA, 60 State Route


101A, Building A, Amherst, NH 03031 % 603-627-8989 E-mail:


FINEPLACER pico 2 die bonder.


kes@finetechusa.com Web: www.finetechusa.com


See at IMAPS


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