August, 2018
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Great Neck, NY — Thermaltronics is now offering a range of precision hand soldering systems, based on Curie point technology. The company is staffed by a group of industry experts. Two of the company’s top executives, Zen Lee and Michael Gouldsmith, previ- ously worked with OKI/Metcal® and together have over 35 years of global experience in the field. Thermaltronics has sought to introduce new ideas
Thermaltronics Offers Range of Hand Soldering Tools
and make improvements in the way products are man- ufactured and certified. The company has developed one of the most comprehensive soldering robots current- ly on the market. The robot incorporates dual-head op- eration, six-axis control, vision, mapping, and dynamic laser height adjustment. Rather than taking a simple robotic approach, the
company studied how a human opera- tor works then replicated these move- ments in the robot, allowing for a deci- sion-making process to take place. Thermaltronics is a manufac-
turer and supplier of a wide range of soldering products and accessories used in the electronics manufactur- ing industry. Design and develop- ment is undertaken in the U.S. and Australia, with final production tak- ing place in a customized manufac-
ViscoTec Dispenser Integrated in Essemtec Platform
Töging am Inn, Germany — Es- semtec AG has integrated a ViscoTec preeflow® eco-PEN into its Tarantula platform. The integrated dispensing components are designed to meet the highest demands for the application of solder pastes, adhesives and also for dam-and-fill applications. A total of three different dispenser axes are part of the system, including the eco- PEN from preeflow. The aim of the new platform was to create a single machine for many dispensing appli- cations, independent of the field of use, material or quantity. ViscoTec primarily deals in sys-
tems required for conveying, dosing, applying, filling, and emptying medi- um- to high-viscosity fluids. The com- pany has subsidiaries in the U.S., China and Singapore, employing about 165 people worldwide. ViscoTec’s preeflow is designed
to ensure precise, purely volumetric dosing of liquids in the smallest of quantities. An international distribu- tion network offers professional serv- ice and support in all areas of preeflow dosing systems. The various fields of application include, among others, automotive, electrical and electronics industry, medical tech- nology, aerospace, renewable ener- gies, electrical and hybrid technolo- gy, and measurement and sensor technology. The complete preeflow portfolio can be easily integrated due to standardized interfaces. Current- ly, there are about 20,000 preeflow
systems in use worldwide. Contact: ViscoTec Pumpen- u.
Dosiertechnik GmbH, Amperstrasse 13, D-84513, Töging am Inn, Germany % +49-8631-9274 E-mail:
thomas.diringer@viscotec.de Web:
www.preeflow.com
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ucts is available worldwide. Contact: Thermaltronics USA, Inc.,
1 Barstow Road, Suite P19, Great Neck, NY 11021 % 631-472-7600
Thermaltronics hand soldering system.
E-mail:
ariel.wang@
thermaltronics.com Web:
www.thermaltronics.com
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turing facility, incorporating specialized equipment in accordance with recognized international stan- dards of quality and compliance. Thermaltronics embraces both strict quality
control and conformance with international manufac- turing standards, is compliant with ISO 9000 and ISO 14000 and holds certification in TuV, GS, NRTL, and CE. Product warranties are among the best in the industry and distribution of the company’s prod-
Production class assembly equipment for 24”, 28”, 48”, 59” PCB form factors includes high performance printing, precision component mounting, repeatable reflow, and reliable board handling with expert training, service and support.
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