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Transition Automation Introduces Large-Area Benchtop Printer
Tyngsboro, MA — Transition Automation has launched its PrinTEK AP-3624-V benchtop, large- area stencil printer. The new PrinTEK AP-3624-V has a 32 x 24 in. (81 x 61 cm) print area, a load/un- load/reload repeatability of better than ±1 mil (25.5 µ), and can be equipped with a with a vision option for a high-precision setup. The printer itself weighs less than 500 lbs (226 kg), due to the use of light- weight composite materials in its design. Like previous PrinTEK systems, the new AP-
3624-V gives users full control of the printing process for solder paste and other electronic materi- als. The most notable feature of this new printer is the utilization of composite materials and unique framework to minimize weight and maximize stiffness. The materials and framework
give the machine precision motion with nearly zero backlash and maxi- mum printing quality with ease of use. The design enables users to ramp up volumes of high-mix, large assemblies, while maintaining tight printing accuracies. The printer is 4 x 3.3 ft (1.2 x
Amerway Specializes in High-Puri- ty Solder
Altoona, PA — Amerway is now offer- ing a wide variety of custom, high- purity anodes and alloy products en- gineered for highly-specialized sol- dering applications. These products are designed for the SMT market, as well as for other industrial markets. The company’s product selec-
tion is wide and includes bar solder, wire solder and different formula- tions of fluxes. The company also of- fers high-quality solder paste and pre-forms through its partnership with Balver Zinn Cobar. Amerway
PrinTEK AP-3624-V benchtop printer.
1m) in size, and when the table is extended, 8 x 3.3 ft (2.4 x 1m). A second 4 ft (1.2m) table is provided for added storage surface for tools and supplies. Also available is an optional dual-vision system that gives users two flatscreen displays of board-to- stencil alignment, using state-of-the-art cameras, framework and cabling. A complete SMT set up can be accomplished in under five minutes, and large
boards can be cycled at a rate of one per minute. Contact: Transition Automation, Inc.,
5 Trader Circle, Building D, Tyngsboro, MA 01879 % 978-649-2400 fax: 978-649-2491
E-mail:
sales@transitionautomation.com Web:
www.transitionautomation.com
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customizes alloys and fluxes to meet the specific needs of its customers. The company works closely with its customers to create solutions tailored to their process requirements. In addition to its own product
lineup, Amerway also offers Balver Zinn Cobar solder products, including the well-known, lead-free SN100C family of alloys. The company was re- cently awarded ISO 9001 certification, proving its commitment to product quality assurance and purity. The company has also recently
partnered with metals waste recycler Conecsus, LLC, to offer customers a complete soldering solution. This complete solution makes use of Amerway’s high-purity solder prod- ucts and Conecsus’ recycling pro- grams for dross and other metals
waste byproducts. Contact: Amerway, Inc., 3701
Beale Avenue, Altoona, PA 16601 % 814-944-0200
Web:
www.amerway.com
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