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VJE Demos Material Handling Automation
Find Electronic Failures with Vibration Testing
Benchtop Vibration Table
Chelmsford, MA — VJ Electronix is demonstrating a selection of material handling automation systems at productronica 2017. The company is exhibiting its XQuik II Autoload with Accu- Count Technology and the Summit II rework system. With newly-introduced
material handling automa- tion, the XQuik II Autoload system automatically counts components at up to twice the original speed. New parallel processing techniques allow the system to acquire images and to calculate component count while scanning bar- codes, and loading and label- ing reels. The Summit II is VJ
Electronix’ latest semiauto- mated rework system. Im- proved ergonomics, combined with next-generation controls and proven heating technolo- gy, provide even better per- formance and flexibility. The Summit II has a smaller footprint, yet larger board capacity than its predecessor. The board support fix- tures are easy to adjust. Enhanced SierraMate software takes the popu- lar user-friendly operation to the next level with a simple, icon-driven
Contact us for more info.
Cincinnati Sub-Zero Cincinnati, OH
www.cszindustrial.com (p) 513-772-8810
GUI and easily-customizable opera- tion sequences.
XQuik II Autoload with AccuCount Technology.
Contact: VJ Electronix, Inc., 19
Alpha Road, Chelmsford, MA 01824 % 978-486-4777
Web:
www.vjelectronix.com
See at productronica, Hall A3 Booth 102/5
LORD Provides Bonding Solutions for Assembly
Cary, NC — LORD is now offering bond ing solutions for a wide variety of assembly applications. Products include Maxlok T6 acrylic adhesives and 310 A/B epoxy adhesive, as well as 7542, 7545, 7550, and 7556 ure- thane adhesives. New developments in next-gener-
ation acrylic adhesive systems are pro- viding superior lap shear strength, im-
LORD offers adhesives in a variety of volumes.
have distinct advantages over riveting and welding, including better strength, fatigue, distribution of stress, and process simplicity. Advances in technology and
equipment over the last few decades have improved the shelf life, stability and ratio mix control of two-component acrylic adhesives that both cure and bond at room temperature. These ad- vancements have resulted in greater simplicity, stability and scalability. It is a common misconception
Meet the Personal Workstation: IAC’s Smart Mobile Stations
Take your workstation to where the work is with IAC’s Smart Mobile Stations. Add the optional battery power pack to take computers, lighting and other electronic devices on the go.
• Multiple SIzes and Powder Coat Paint Colors • Height Adjustable Worksurface and Shelving • Multiple Built-in Power Outlets • Huge Variety of Customizing Options
Make the SMS your own and go mobile! See at The ASSEMBLY Show, Booth 1037
Visit us to see the SMS and much more. IAC Booth #1037
among manufacturers that bonding with adhesives before powder coating is not possible, due to the high tem- peratures used in the process. LORD’s new acrylic adhesive series will not degrade with the tempera- tures associated with powder coat- ing. With heat resistance up to 400° F (204.4°C) for 90 minutes, the mate- rials provide fabricators with an al-
ternative to welding and fastening. Contact: LORD Corp., 111 Lord
Drive, Cary, NC 27511 % 877-275-5673
E-mail:
customer.support@
lord.com Web:
www.lord.com
IACindustries.com • 714-990-8997
See at The ASSEMBLY Show, Booth 942
proved elongation, fatigue resistance, high- and low-temperature perform- ance, and robust bonding to a wider range of substrates. Acrylic adhesives
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