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ASM Develops Premium SIPLACE TX Platform
Suwanee, GA — ASM has presented a new version of its premium SIPLACE TX platform with major improvements. Equipped with the new SpeedStar head, the model’s placement performance has been increased by another 23 percent, up to 96,000 cph, while its component spectrum now ranges from 008004 (0201 metric) to 0.3 x 0.3 in. (8.2 x 8.2 mm). Other advantages of the new model include reduced power con- sumption and the planned long- board option for boards with lengths of up to 20 in. (51 cm). Despite the significant speed
increase, the new SIPLACE TX still operates with exceptional accuracy, rated at 1 mil (25 µm) at three sigma — just like the preceding version. The placement force can now be reduced to as little as 0.5 N in order to place sensitive components even more gently than before. The new placement head suspension allows
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significantly easier and faster head changeovers, to the highly flexible SIPLACE MultiStar, for example. At the core of the improved
SIPLACE TX is new CP20P2 place- ment head. ASM’s developers were able to increase the placement per- formance of the new head by more than 23 percent from 39,000 to 48,000 cph. They also installed a component camera with improved resolution and larger vision field, better component sensors, and a more robust contactless data and power transmission system. To take full advantage of the
new model’s performance, compo- nents are supplied by SIPLACE SmartFeeder Xi feeders, with faster and more accurate transport sys- tems, or by the new SIPLACE BulkFeeders X, whose cartridges can hold up to 1.5 million components in bulk.
In addition, special options, SIPLACE TX
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pick-and-place system. Since current and new models
are based on identical components (with two exceptions), spare parts logistics will be mostly unchanged. ASM plans to switch its global SIPLACE TX shipments to the improved modules in late 2018. The SIPLACE TX is aimed at demanding
Contact: ASM Assembly
Systems, LLC, 3975 Lakefield Court, Suite 106, Suwanee, GA 30024 % 770-797-3000 fax: 770-797- 3457 E-mail:
easales.sea@
asmpt.com Web:
www.siplace.com
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Ash OMNI Core Accelerates Digital Inspection
FALCON ULTRA PROFILE 1200 Small Footprint • Efficient Power Use
Consistent High Yields • Precise Temperature Gradient
Commack, NY — UNITRON, Ltd., has introduced the OMNI Core digi- tal microscope and measurement system, developed by Ash Tech - nologies, Ltd. The OMNI core deliv- ers a core set of standard features and capabilities, with the advantage of being fully customizable through a selection of options to meet cus- tomers’ specific needs. The OMNI Core is an integrat-
SIKAMA INTERNATIONAL, INC.
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ed, fully HD (1080p) inspection solu- tion that operates without the need for a PC. The OMNI is connected to a monitor with the supplied HDMI cable and the onboard OMNI soft- ware gives the user full control for imaging. The OMNI Core comes standard with a robust set of stan- dard features for imaging, including autofocus, illumination control, pre- calibrated to NIST-traceable stan- dard (ISO 17025), user privileges, and options for image and data stor- age and sharing. Customers may also choose
from an ever-growing selection of apps for advanced imaging and
measuring capabilities, all designed to deliver faster, more reliable and repeatable results than traditional
such as SIPLACE smart pin support and the long board option, will be available for the new SIPLACE TX.
high-volume manufacturers in Europe, North America, South America, and Asia.
OMNI Core digital microscope.
methods. Apps include 2D measure- ment and annotation, automatic measurements, AutoCAD DXF file import, on-screen graticules, image
comparators, and focus stacking. Contact: UNITRON, Ltd., 73
Mall Drive, Commack, NY 11725 % 631-543-2000
E-mail:
info@unitronusa.com Web:
www.unitronusa.com
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