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Seika Builds New Drying Units into All McDry Cabinets


Hayward, CA — Seika Machinery is incorporating new optimized drying units into all McDry cabinets. The company plans to have all models be able to maintain one percent RH lev- els, like the McDry DXU-1001A UL quick dehumidifying model.


Low stress High quality output


Routing and/or sawing Reduced investment


EasyRouter off-line, low volume


TopRouter off-line, medium mix


Automatic tool change Long autonomy


Fast cutting speed High output


Clear cut Outstanding quality


High performance Best return on investment


itoring; multiple sample rates; and e- mail, phone and text alerts. All McDry ultra-low humidity


storage cabinets conform to IPC/JEDEC J-STD 033C and IPC 1601 standards. The ESD-safe de- sign adheres to the IEC-61340-5-1


FlexRouter II in-line, high volume, high mix


SpeedRouter in-line, high volume


IPTE America LLC 5935 Shiloh Road East - suite 100 Alpharetta GA 30005 USA T: +1 (0) 678 807 0067 x101 F: +1 (0) 678 807 0072 E: sales.usa@ipte.com


IPTE America LLC 6245 Shiloh Road East, Suite B Alpharetta GA30005 USA T: +1 (0) 678 807 0067 x 101 F: +1 (0) 678 807 0072 E: sales.usa@ipte.com


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McDry DXU-1001A dry cabinet. The new DXU-1001A high-per- See at SMT/Hybrid Pkg, Booth 5-434


formance dry cabinet quickly recov- ers back to set point two to three times faster than previous models. McDry cabinets can be monitored safely and effectively with Dick- sonOne data loggers. Features of DicksonOne include: cloud-based, se- cure data storage; multiple unit mon-


(ESD) standard. McDry cabinets de- humidify ICs to prevent micro-crack- ing and are an alternative to baking,


MBBs and nitrogen storage. Contact: Seika Machinery, Inc.,


26218 Industrial Boulevard, Hay- ward, CA 94545 % 510-293-0580 E-mail: info@seikausa.com Web: www.seikausa.com


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