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May, 2018 MICROLINE 50 0 0 Flex Drilling and Cutting
Panasonic Optimizes NPM for All Customers
Rolling Meadows, IL — Panasonic Factory Solutions Company of America has optimized its NPM pick- and-place platform to fit a variety of manufacturing environ- ments, from small- to mid- sized companies to Tier 1 cus- tomers. The company’s goal for the system is to provide integration, efficiency and value-add to all customers, regardless of product mix or volume.
Panasonic has expanded
its PanaCIM® MES software to include integration with a wide range of equipment partner technolo- gies, as well as new software fea- tures, such as the company’s work- in-progress (WIP) solution, process tracker.
form that accommodates more inputs, larger boards, has tighter accuracy, higher throughput, and speeds of up to 86,000 CPH.
NPM-X series pick-and-place machines.
Contact: Panasonic Factory Solutions Company of America, 1701 Golf Road, Suite 3-1200, Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 847-637-9600
For small- to mid-sized compa- nies, Panasonic is offering its NPM- WX, WXS, a next-generation plat-
E-mail:
pfsa.tac@us.panasonic.com Web:
www.panasonicfa.com
See at NEPCON China, Booth 1J15
The MicroLine 5000 is the flex PCB industry’s answer to high through-put, high-yield drilling applications. With the ability to drill holes down to 20µm, a variety of both organic and inorganic substrates can be processed, such as:
Flexible PCBs IC Substrates
High Density Interconnect PCBs
1-800-345-5753 |
www.lpkfusa.com/flexdrilling See at SMT Hybrid Pkg., Booth 5-434
Z+F Displays Stripping and Crimping Systems
Bridgeville, PA — The new UNIC-GV stripper-crimper, from Z+F USA, Inc., enables the processing of five ferrules on reel with different cross- sections, without tool or ferrule changes.
Ferrules on reel that range from 20 to 14 AWG (0.5 to 2.5 mm2), with crimping lengths of 0.3 or 0.4 in. (8 or 10 mm) can be processed with no downtime. This is also the case for ferrules on reel for multi-standard conductors.
Also, the company’s AI 01 and AI 04 stripping machines, as well as the ECM 04 stripper-crimper are now available as battery driven models. This offers users additional spatial flexibility during wire processing.
The AM 02 CK universal has been equipped with the Z+F CK 01 crimp force analyzer. Crimp force
UNIC-GV stripping and crimping system.
quality control is ensured when pro- cessing ferrules with plastic collars. The AM 03 C was developed for pro- cessing small, loose male and female contacts and for small cross-sections. The machine has a compact design, short in-feed length of 0.5 in. (13 mm) and short cycle times.
The UNICUT 8017 is an electri- cal cutting machine with a CAE data interface. Data can be generated directly on the machine or on a PC. It can then either process the project automatically in batch production or in stop-and-go mode with its wiring assistant.
The SC 05 universal handles insulated and uninsulated ferrules that range from 20 to 12 AWG (0.5 to 4 mm2) in size, as well as twin fer- rules from 2 x 20 to 2 x 14 AWG (2 x 0.5 to 2 x 2.5 mm2), each with crimp- ing lengths from 0.24 to 0.7 in. (6 to 18 mm).
Contact: Z+F USA, Inc., 700 Old Pond Road, Suite 606, Bridgeville, PA 15017 412-257-8575 fax: 412- 257-8576 E-mail:
info@zf-usa.com Web:
www.zf-usa.com
See at EWPTE, Booth 1130
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