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Roswell, GA — Rehm is now offering customers the opportunity to thor- oughly inspect boards with a wide


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range of inspection equipment. This equipment can be used under profes- sional supervision for fault manage-


ment. Solder joints can be examined in detail using the new YXLON Chee - tah µHD X-ray inspection system. The system enables high-resolu-


drive in


CrimpCenter 36 S High Speed, Fully Automatic Crimping


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tion, non-destructive, real-time microfocus X-ray inspection of components and sub- assemblies, circuit boards, electronic and mechanical modules, sensors, MEMS and MOEMS, as well as electromechanical components and con- nectors. It combines fine-focus tube tech- nology, a high-power target, a finely-cali- brated flat detector, and a manipulator with vibration damp - ing, as well as eHDR inspection, micro-CT and micro-laminography. Using laminography, it is possi-


October, 2017 Rehm Offers Customers YXLON PCB Inspection


tion for the production process and offers insight into the finest struc- tures and smallest components. The YXLON Cheetah microfocus X-ray


Helmut Öttl, Rehm’s head of process develop- ment and application (left) and Thorsten Rother, YXLON marketing manager (right).


inspection system offers precision,


ble to generate precise layer images of large or double-sided PCBs and multilayered semiconductor compo- nents. Industrial CT offers 3D insights into test parts. This facili- tates the analysis of internal struc- tures, dimensional measurements or set-point comparisons to CAD data. CT also provides valuable informa-


flexibility, ease of use, and speed. Contact: Rehm Thermal


Systems, LLC, 3080 Northfield


Place, Suite 109, Roswell, GA 30076 % 770-442-8913 fax: 770-442-8914 E-mail: p.handler@rehm-group.com Web: www.rehm-group.com


See at productronica, Hall A4 Booth 335


Emil Otto: Solder Flux for Non-Haz-Mat Shipping


Eltville, Germany — All of the flux granulates from Emil Otto can now be transported in significantly lower volumes, and without hazardous sub- stance identification. Emil Otto’s new flux concentrates are particular- ly useful for customers who take deliveries of large quantities, or those who produce abroad. Transport optimization enables


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flux concentrates to be economically transported over long distances, since shippers incur far lower costs for non- hazardous goods. Mixing fluxes on-site is very simple. The necessary informa- tion concerning the liquid, the concen- trate and the dosage is enclosed with


each granulate. The A, B and C variants of multi-


fluxes EO-B-001, EO-B-002 and EO- B-007 are available as granulates. “A”


EO-B-002B solder flux.


has a solids content of 1.8 to 2.2 per- cent, depending on the flux. This vari- ant is intended for use in full-nitrogen systems. Less flux is needed, since nitrogen impedes the re-oxidation of base material and solder. “B” contains 3 percent solids. It is


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usable in many areas with frequently changing requirements during the sol- dering process. It can be worked with a broad spectrum of wave and selec- tive soldering, as well as repair solder- ing and dip tinning. Flux residues are minor and can be cleaned easily. “C” has a solids content of about 4 percent and is intended for special require- ments. EO-B-006 multi-flux, which completely dispenses with rosin, is available as a concentrate. All of the granulate quantities in the multi-flux series yield 5.3 gal (20l) after mixture with alcohol. EO-Y-004, which has a 3.5 per-


cent solids content, is also available and can be shipped as a concentrate. Its rise-through and circuit board wet-


ting properties are particularly good. Contact: Emil Otto GmbH,


Eltviller Landstrasse 22, 65346 Eltville, Germany % +49-6123-7046-0 E-mail: info@emilotto.de Web: www.emilotto.de


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