June, 2018
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Page 41 Ash Technologies Intros 2D Measurement App
Naas, Ireland — Ash Technologies has introduced a new 2D automatic measurement solution. The app, which is installed on the company’s Omni Core digital microscope sys- tem, allows users to rapidly analyze samples that require accurate and repeatable measurements. The company has cited the app
as one of its most important releases to date. The app is designed to be in- tuitive and easy to use, which sets it apart from the variety of complex systems available on the market. Rapid pass/fail analysis is displayed onscreen, while actual measurement values and tolerance deviations are saved to a CSV file. The app can be used in a range of
applications, including incoming in- spection, early defect detection in pro- duction processes and quality control inspection.
EpoxySet: Optically Clear, Yellow Resistant Epoxy
Woonsocket, RI — EpoxySet is now offering its EB-135LP, a water-white epoxy formulated to resist yellowing. This high-strength, structural adhe- sive can be used for encapsulating and sealing LEDs. It is a good choice of sealant for
environmental protection and has ex- cellent dielectric properties for pot- ting and protecting electrical compo- nents. It can also be used for lami- nating glass and plastics, as well as coating to prevent moisture contami- nation.
Key features include: inspection
speed and efficiency increases; inspec- tion repeatability and reliability im-
provements; elimination of subjective judgment errors; and significant oper- ational cost savings.
Ash Technologies specializes in
digital magnification and imaging so- lutions for the electronics manufac- turing industry. The company’s products are de-
signed to improve production process quality and fault detection, provide cost efficiency, increase operator per- formance, aid training, and offer a cost-effective alternative to tradition-
al methods. Contact: Ash Technologies Ltd., B5, M7 Business Park, Naas,
Automatic measurement app for Omni Core digital microscopes.
County Kildare, Ireland % +00 353-45-882212 E-mail:
sales@ash-vision.com Web:
www.ash-vision.com
The only constant in manufacturing is change.
So why should your dispensing and coating process remain static?
Move your process FORWARD.
EP-135LP yellow-resistant structural adhesive.
EB-135LP has an easy 2:1 mix
ratio with a four-hour work time. It can be cured overnight at room tem- perature or with mild heat to speed the reaction. Once cured, this low- stress polymer is excellent for tem- perature cycling from –67 to +257°F (–55 to +125°C). Its optical clarity al- lows for bonding lenses, prisms and fiber optics for optical applications. EpoxySet is a custom formula-
tor of epoxies, urethanes, silicones, and greases for the electronics, med- ical, semiconductor, optics, automo- tive, and aerospace industries. The company is also able to quickly mod- ify its extensive product line for any
requirement. Contact: EpoxySet, Inc., 718
Park East Drive, Woonsocket, RI 02895 % 401-726-4500 E-mail:
info@epoxyset.com Web:
www.epoxyset.com
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Nordson ASYMTEK understands the needs of those in electronics packaging and assembly. We offer affordable, efficient productivity solutions backed by our unequalled application support. Drawing on decades of accumulated experience, we are able to provide our customers with capable yet affordable tools to enhance workflows and improve end products.
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