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SOLDERING SYSTEMS
35 YEARS OF
EXCELLENCE
February, 2018 Smart Sonic Offers Ultrasonic Stencil Cleaner
Cleveland, OH — Smart Sonic’s stencil cleaning process has been evaluated for environmen- tal safety, user safety and cleaning efficiency. The company’s Series 1500
stencil cleaner incorporates the best of Smart Sonic’s tech- nology. The Series 1500 is com- patible with all aqueous ultra- sonic stencil cleaning chem - istries. However, when using the company’s 440-R SMT de- tergent, the wastewater may be safely evaporated in standard evaporating equipment or fil- tered and treated like other aqueous stencil cleaner waste- water. This provides high flexi- bility in waste management. Smart Sonic also offers a money-
FALCON ULTRA PROFILE 1200 Small Footprint • Efficient Power Use
Consistent High Yields • Precise Temperature Gradient
back guarantee that the Series 1500 will clean any type of solder paste from any fine-pitch stencil.
Series 1500 ultrasonic SMT stencil cleaner.
Contact: Smart Sonic Corp., 837
E 79 Street, Cleveland, OH 44103 % 818-610-7900 fax: 216-881-8950
E-mail:
smt@smartsonic.com Web:
www.smartsonic.com
Mouser Now Offering Maxim Secure Authenticator
Mansfield, TX — Mouser Electronics is now stocking the DS28E38 Deep- Cover® secure ECDSA authenticator from Maxim Integrated. Designed to protect devices
SIKAMA INTERNATIONAL, INC.
www.sikama.com
against security attacks, the DS28E38 is an elliptic curve digital signature algorithm (ECDSA) public key-based secure authenticator. It incorporates Maxim’s patented ChipDNA™ physical unclonable
function (PUF) technology. This de- vice is the first secure authenticator to integrate the Maxim ChipDNA ca- pability to protect all device stored
data from invasive discovery. Contact: Mouser Electronics,
Inc., 1000 N Main Street, Mansfield, TX 76063 % 817-804-3888 fax: 817-804-3899 E-mail:
kevin.hess@mouser.com Web:
www.mouser.com
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