March, 2018
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INOVAR Partners with MIRTEC for Quality Improvement Continued from previous page
Continuous Quality Improvement The company’s strong commitment to contin-
uous quality improvement prompted its recent purchase of MIRTEC’s 3D AOI and SPI systems for both its Logan and Tecate manufacturing facil- ities. “After evaluating several leading manufac- turers of 3D inspection systems, INOVAR selected MIRTEC as the best solution to meet ongoing qual- ity initiatives,” states Jef Nielsen, process engi- neering manager, INOVAR. “We understand that electronic manufactur-
ers are becoming ever more selective in purchasing equipment that will add value to their business and provide them with a much needed edge in this highly competitive industry,” says Brian D’Amico, president of MIRTEC’s North American sales and service division. “With this in mind, an increasing number of manufacturers are relying on 3D automated inspection equip- ment to help increase profitability by improving production yields and re-
“... an increasing number of manufacturers are relying
on 3D automated inspection equipment to help increase profitability by improving production yields and re- ducing costly rework. We are extremely pleased to
partner with INOVAR and are equally committed to their goal of continuous quality improvement...”
ducing costly rework. We are ex- tremely pleased to partner with INO- VAR and are equally committed to their goal of continuous quality im- provement. We look forward to a long and prosperous relationship.” MIRTEC’s MV-7 OMNI 3D AOI
machines are configured with the company’s exclusive OMNI-VISION® 3D inspection system that combines its proprietary 15 MP CoaXPress cam- era technology with a 3D digital mul- ti-frequency moiré system to provide the inspection of SMT devices on fin- ished PCB assemblies. This propri- etary system yields precise height measurement data used to detect lift- ed component and lifted lead defects, as well as full 3D solder fillet inspec- tion post-reflow. Fully configured, the MV-7 OMNI machines include four 10 MP sideview cameras along with a 15 MP CoaXPress top-down camera and an eight-phase color lighting system. “MIRTEC’s OMNI-VISION 3D
inspection technology produces amazingly clear images of our SMT components and solder joints, virtu- ally eliminating the need for human optical inspection and significantly improving quality levels in both our internal metrics and in the eyes of our customers,” says Nielsen. “We are able to seamlessly move pro- grams across multiple production lines with extreme repeatability, al- lowing us to maximize our production efficiency.” MIRTEC’s MS-11 3D SPI sys-
tems are configured with a proprietary 15 MP top-down CoaXPress camera system designed to provide high image quality, excellent accuracy and incred- ibly fast inspection rates. The MS-11 uses dual-projection
moiré phase shift imaging technology for shadow-free 3D inspection of PCBs after the screen printing process. This system is able to detect insufficient solder, excessive solder,
The MS-11 3D SPI machines use dual-projec- tion, shadow-free moiré technology for post-screen-print solder paste inspection.
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shape deformity, shift of deposition, and bridging. The leadership team at INOVAR recognizes
that customers have a broad array of EMS choices. However, the company strives to offer a superior combination of execution, capabilities and access to executive management, distancing itself from the competition. Partnering with MIRTEC is an- other facet of the company’s strategy to expand its technical capabilities. Contact: INOVAR, Inc., 1073 West 1700
North, Logan, UT 84321 % 866-898-4949 fax: 435-792-4950 E-mail:
sales@inovar-inc.com Web:
www.inovar-inc.com and MIRTEC Corp., 3 Morse Road, Oxford, CT 06478 % 203-881-5559 fax: 203-881-3322 E-mail:
bdamico@mindspring.com Web:
www.mirtec.com r
See MIRTEC at IPC APEX, Booth 1327
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