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Virtual Industries Demos ESD-Safe Handling Kit
Colorado Springs, CO — Virtual In- dustries, Inc., is now offering its AD- JUST-A-VAC® ESD-safe kit. The ESD-safe handling kit with Delrin small parts tips and ESD-safe vacu- um tips (AV-6000-SP8-BD-110) was
ty of the part being handled. An inte- grated ten-segment bar-graph dis- plays the vacuum level present dur- ing operation. The vacuum port inte- grates a user-replaceable inlet filter that protects operation of the tool from dust particles. Kits are available in 110 or 220V opera- tion.
Virtual Industries’ patent-
ADJUST-A-VAC ESD-safe vacuum handling kit.
developed in response to customer concerns about the manual handling of very thin/delicate substrates, wafers, MEMS devices and other fragile components. This vacuum tweezer allows the
operator to adjust the vacuum from just below atmospheric pressure to up to 10 Hg, depending on the fragili-
ed ESD-safe products are used by Class I cleanroom personnel, electronics assemblers, semi- conductor manufacturers, uni- versities and scientists around the world. The company’s suc- cess has come from developing innovative manual vacuum handling tools and pick-up tips based on customer requests and feedback. These tools provide customer-specific solutions that
make assembly and processing oper- ations more productive and ergonom- ic.
Contact: Virtual Industries, Inc.,
2130 Victor Place, Colorado Springs, CO 80915 % 719-572-5566 E-mail:
nmendez@virtual-ii.com Web:
www.virtual-ii.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 3852
ITW EAE Offers Wide Range of Manufacturing Systems
Minneapolis, MN — ITW EAE™, the electronics assembly division of Illi- nois Tool Works, is now offering a range of electronics manufacturing systems, including MPM printing equipment, Camalot Systems fluid dispensers, Electrovert soldering and cleaning systems, Vitronic Soltec sol- dering equipment, and Despatch in- dustrial ovens and furnaces. MPM printers are high-speed,
high-precision systems for depositing precise patterns of solder paste on PCBs through foil stencils. Available in a wide range of capabilities, they
systems are designed to produce ex- cellent performance for fluxing, pre- heat capability, wave solder dynam- ics, offer complete process flexibility, and include extensive process moni- toring and control capabilities. Electrovert precision cleaning
equipment utilizes centrifugal force to enhance cleaning and drying. These compact systems are excellent for densely packaged assemblies and semiconductor applications, such as wafer bumping, flip chips, CSPs, BGAs, MCMs, and hybrids. The unique ability to clean and dry in tight spaces also suits Electrovert systems for medical, optical and pre- cision cleaning challenges. Vitronics Soltec specializes in
the design and manufacturing of mass soldering equipment for the global PCB assembly market. Prod- ucts cover reflow, wave and selective soldering.
Despatch specializes in indus- MPM Edison SMT printer.
contain innovative components from advanced board handling systems to machine vision for alignment and in- spection, multi-capable software for operation and quality assurance, new enclosed media printing heads, and even the option of mounting Ca- malot dispense capability within the same workspace on most systems. Camalot dispensing systems
handle dots, lines and patterns of electronic materials, such as solder paste and adhesives. These systems dispense fluids accurately and in pre- cisely metered amounts at in-line production speeds for both PCB as- sembly and semiconductor applica- tions.
Electrovert’s wave soldering
trial ovens and other thermal prod- ucts. A focused commitment to the electronics, health care, materials, transportation and industrial mar- kets has enabled the company to be- come an expert in these industries. Despatch also serves as a key provider of integrated technology for the emerging solar and carbon fiber markets. ITW EAE has two manufactur-
ing locations in the U.S. and one in China, with sales and support offices around the world. The company’s customer base ranges from OEMs to contract manufacturers across a spectrum of industries, including semiconductors and advanced pack- aging.
Contact: ITW EAE, 8860 207th
Street W., Minneapolis, MN 55044 % 952-469-8278
E-mail:
roger.dullinger@itweae.com Web:
www.itweae.com
See at IPC APEX, Booth 3113 MillMaxMfg Mill-Max Mfg. Corp.
CONSISTENT AND RELIABLE ELECTRICAL CONTINUITY
Uneven mating surfaces, floating height requirements, and exposure to extreme vibration all challenge the integrity of electrical connections. Field proven for performance and reliability in harsh environments, Mill-Max spring-loaded contacts ensure continuity across a wide variety of length and stroke configurations, including new low and ultra-low pin profiles.
Don’t see what you need? Rapid prototyping and custom designs are our specialty.
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