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February, 2018 Amada Miyachi: Laser and Resistance Welding Systems
Monrovia, CA — Amada Miyachi America offers a full range of resistance welding, laser welding, marking, cutting, and micro-machining equip- ment. These systems include the UB29 linear DC welder, Series 320 electronic resistance spot weld- ing head, and the LMWS workstation, which can be paired with either the LMF70-HP pulsed fiber laser for welding or the LMF20 for marking and engraving. The UB29 linear DC welder offers precision
control for micro-miniature resistance welding. The welder is an excellent choice for wire assem- blies, sensors, connectors, squibs, catheters, ortho- dontic appliances, pacemakers, and implantable hearing devices. The Series 320 electronic resistance spot
welding head is a high-precision, low-force head designed for applications that require tight posi-
UB29A linear DC welding system.
tion and force control. This versatile series has numerous features to meet the process demands of
microelectronics manufacturing, yet is robust enough to endure industrial environments. The company’s ADAM process control system
monitors what happens during the weld, as well as what happens before the weld is triggered, offering a 360° view of the process. Sophisticated SPC capabilities enable customers to analyze and col- lect data. Other key features include current, volt- age, power, resistance, force, and gas flow monitor- ing, high-resolution sensors, pre- and post-trigger viewing, envelope limits, and Ethernet communi- cations.
The LMWS paired with the LMF70-HP 70W
pulsed fiber laser offers an advanced processing system for marking, welding and cutting thin met- als up to 9.8 mil (250 µm). It is also useful for weld- ing dissimilar metals, including copper to alu- minum, aluminum to stainless steel, and copper to stainless steel. The LMWS paired with the
LMF20-SM pulsed fiber laser offers a 20W precision engraving system for marking metal and plastic parts. These units are capable of UDI-com- pliant marks. Amada Miyachi America serves a wide range of mar- kets, including medical devices, bat- teries, aerospace, automotive, and
electronic components. Contact: Amada Miyachi
America, Inc., 1820 South Myrtle
Avenue, Monrovia, CA % 626-930-8560 E-mail:
barbara.kuntz@amadamiyachi.com Web:
www.amadamiyachi.com
See at ATX/MD&M West, Booth 2801
Teledyne DALSA Launches Next-Gen Vision System
Billerica, MA — Teledyne DALSA has launched its GV 4000 vision sys- tem. This new multi-camera system offers more memory resources, power-enabled camera ports and a small step-up in performance over the GV 3000. The camera is aimed at applications using multiple large-for- mat Genie Nano cameras. The 4000 model is also smaller and runs cooler than its predecessor. With over eight times the pro-
cessing performance of the entry- level GV 300 and more than four times the performance of the GV 1000, the ruggedized GV 4000 pro- vides a robust, affordable, and high- ly-capable solution for applications on the factory floor, including final inspection of large assemblies. The GV 4000 is equipped with a
low power, Gen6 Core i7 processor, 16 GB of RAM, rendering it a high- speed system with ample resources to manage multi-camera applica- tions. Each of the four Gigabit-com- pliant Ethernet camera ports con- nects internally through independ- ent data lanes to alleviate bandwidth bottlenecks. Each port is expandable by using external switches to accom- modate larger camera configura- tions. The camera ports are compati- ble with a range of monochrome or
color area or line scan GigE cameras. Contact: Teledyne DALSA, Inc., 605 McMurray Road, Waterloo,
Ontario, Canada N2V 2E9 % 519-886-6000 fax: 519-886-8023 Web:
www.teledynedalsa.com
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