February, 2018
Acton, MA — CAMI Research has released a high- voltage QuickMount™ housing for its CableEye® automation-ready cable and wire harness testing systems. As a freestanding, quick-release board fix- ture, it allows users to connect CAMI’s test inter- face boards to the 64-pin headers of any expansion module — even at some distance. The housing may be used with any CableEye model and is rated for 2,100 VDC and 1,500 VAC. CAMI offers its CableEye suite of products
complete with accessories, such as plug-in connec- tor boards. The selection of these test fixture boards is constantly growing and currently num- bers more than 60 — most of which are populated with families of connectors. When pre-populated boards are used, the tester GUI automatically dis- plays a graphic of the connectors under test. This freestanding board-fixture supports any CAMI connector board. It can be used to connect
ULT Opens Subsidiary in United States
Mequon, WI — Fume extraction spe- cialist ULT has opened a subsidiary in the U.S. ULT, LLC, is directed by Wolfgang Kohler, and has its head- quarters in Mequon, Wisconsin, about 20 mi (32.2 km) north of Milwaukee. Kohler is responsible for strate-
gy and operations in the North American market, with a focus on market development and expansion. The operational focus is on air purifi- cation solutions for several indus- tries and applications. In addition to providing customers with soldering and welding fume extraction technol- ogy, well-proven systems for laser fume extraction, dust collection, or filtration of gases, vapors and odors are now available. According to Kohler there are
strict regulations on occupational health and safety, particularly re- garding air pollution control. This is creating an increased demand for air treatment systems to guarantee process safety within the manufac- turing industry. ULT’s North American cus-
tomers will benefit from the compa- ny’s highly-efficient, energy-saving,
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these boards to an expansion module, or for appli- cations in which the connector boards must be sep- arated from the tester. If desired, boards may be locked in place using supplied nylon thumbscrews. A length of expansion cable can extend the
housing away from the tester. For systems larger than 256 test points, multiple QuickMount hous- ings with increasingly longer expansion cables can be used.
There are two types of expansion cables. For
test voltages up to 500V, the company offers ribbon cables. For higher test voltages, CAMI offers op- tional AMPMODU cables. The item ships with two
5 in. (12.7 cm) ribbon expansion cables. Contact: CAMI Research, Inc.,
42 Nagog Park, Suite 115, Acton, MA 01720 % 978-266-2655 fax: 978-266-2658
CableEye QuickMount Tester.
E-mail:
sales@camiresearch.com Web:
www.camiresearch.com
Introducing the new MYPro series
THE FUTURE IS ALREADY HERE.
IS YOUR FACTORY PREPARED?
Air filtration and fume extraction systems.
low-noise systems, as well as from extensive service and support. Founded in 1994, ULT AG is a
global vendor of industrial air filtra- tion and fume extraction systems, as well as dust collectors. The broad range of equipment has been designed for use in many industries, such as machine construction, electronics pro- duction, general manufacturing, and medical. The company offers turnkey products, as well as custom-built units
for special applications. Contact: ULT, LLC, 6000 W Ex-
ecutive Drive, Suite G, Mequon, WI % 414-377-1376
E-mail:
office@ult-usa.com Web:
www.ult-usa.com
Meet us
at booth # 3511 at
IPC APEX EXPO 2018
The new MYPro series – the perfect fi t for any intelligent factory The future of high-mix production belongs to those who can mount any component on any board. Handle any batch or series with zero changeover times. And jet solder paste and adhesive deposits with high-precision at record speeds. The new MYPro series combines two of the industry’s most productive platforms – the MY300 and MY700 – giving you more capabilities than ever before within a 40% smaller footprint than previous generations. Simply put, it’s the smartest way to boost quality and utilization across a vast range of challenging applications.
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