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June, 2018 MicroCare Highlights Flux Removal Pens
New Britain, CT — MicroCare is showcasing its latest electronics cleaning products at SMT Hybrid Packaging. These new circuit clean- ers are designed to help companies boost quality, enhance throughput and lower PCB production costs. They also help clients meet increas- ingly strict European regulations. Among the new products are
three new flux-cleaning chemistries including a no-clean flux remover, an RMA flux remover, and water-solu- ble flux removal pens. Packaged in a pocket-sized, convenient pen, these highly effective cleaners have been developed to remove fluxes easily
and efficiently from specific areas. The no-clean flux removal pen is
formulated to clear away no-clean fluxes and pastes quickly, leaving no residue, and has the advantage of also cleaning other contaminants, such as adhesives, oil and grease. It is also a degreaser and general-purpose clean-
er and carries low global warming potential (GWP) credentials. It is exempt from VOC regulations in most areas making it an excellent cleaning option during assembly. As well as the no-clean flux
removal pens, the company is intro- ducing its high-purity RMA flux
removal pen, which contains an extra-strength formulation to help clean aged and baked-on flux, which can prove difficult to remove. It easi- ly penetrates and dissolves excess flux and removes ionic and non-ionic activators, drying residue-free. Completing the range is the eco-
nomical water-soluble (OA) flux removal pen used to clean organic acid solders, pastes and fluxes. With a slow evaporation rate, the product works effectively to eliminate baked-
on flux residues. Contact: MicroCare Corp., 595
No-clean flux removal pen.
John Downey Drive, New Britain, CT 06051 % 860-827-0626 E-mail:
support@microcare.com Web:
www.microcare.com
See at SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 4-531
VisiConsult Intros X-Ray Component Counting System
Stockelsdorf, Germany — VisiCon sult has introduced its XRHCount, a fast and accurate X-ray component count- ing system. The XRHCount handles the counting of components with cycle times of less than 10 seconds. It is contactless, so components
in ESD foil can be counted without having to open them. The results are transferred directly to ERP or MES systems. The XRHCount can count all typical component reels with diame- ters of up to 15.8 in. (40 cm), and heights of up to 4 in. (10 cm) with an accuracy of greater than 99.9 percent. The system can also count sticks
and trays next to reels and is simple to operate. The user places the parts to be counted in the drawer and press- es a button to begin the counting process. The software developed by VisiConsult then counts the compo- nents. An available robotic add-on can further automate the system.
XRHCount X-ray component counting system.
Contact: VisiConsult X-ray
Systems & Solutions GmbH, Brandenbrooker Weg 2-4, 23617, Stockelsdorf, Germany % +49-451- 290-286-0 fax: +49-451-290-286-22 E-mail:
info@visiconsult.de Web:
www.visiconsult.de
See at SMT/Hybrid Pkg, Booth 4-541
See at SMT Hybrid Packaging, Booth 4A-461
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