October, 2017
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Air-Vac Expands Lines of Precision SMT Rework Modules
Seymour, CT — Air-Vac has introduced its AVX1000, a high-performance SMT rework system designed for a wide range of PCB assemblies. This fully-automated platform provides precision motion control for all pick-and-place, site cleaning, and dis- pensing procedures. High-speed force feedback pro- vides sensitivity for delicate component placement, such as 01005s. Larger components, such as 4.9 in. (125 mm) BGAs are also easily reworked. The sys- tem’s single and multiple field of view options pro- vide alignment, speed and flexibility. An accurate board image background simplifies and positively identifies rework sites. An optical zoom, auto-focus feature provides excellent image quality. An automatic nozzle changer is included to
ensure process speed and operator safety. A vacu- um sensor provides control for gentle, automatic component removal while a non-contact site cleaning tip’s height is accurately monitored and maintained. Component placement, pickup, flux/solder dipping, and drop off are all motorized. Repeatable thermal performance is obtained by a patented 2,000W heating element with PID control. A closed-loop mass flow controller regulates heat flow.
SMT Intros New Reflow Soldering System
Wertheim, Germany — SMT Masch - inen und Vertriebs has introduced its latest reflow soldering system, the Quattro Peak™ R360. The system includes a new airflow concept, which has very low energy consump- tion. Reduced distance from the oper- ator to the transport system enables more efficient production.
The AVX1000 has a radiant IR panel bottom
heater designed to provide robust thermal unifor- mity. Preheating of boards is temperature-based, using an IR sensor. With integrated PCB cooling, the system is brought back to its initial conditions for process repeatability. In addition, the rework system includes automatic, non-contact site clean- ing, automatic and easy-to-use thermal profiling software, and is available with a wide range of
standard and custom nozzles. Contact: Air-Vac Engineering, 30 Progress
Avenue, Seymour, CT 06483 % 203-888-9900 fax: 203-888-1145 E-mail:
airvac@air-vac-eng.com Web:
www.air-vac-eng.com
AVX1000 SMT rework system. See at The ASSEMBLY Show, Booth 1602
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Quattro Peak R360 reflow soldering system. The new machine offers easy
access to the process chambers and the transport modules. The transport mechanics are also entirely separat- ed from the process gas stream, elim- inating any contamination of the transport system. Each zone is equipped with
CATalysis process gas cleaning as standard. Additional features in - clude effective process cooling and precise nitrogen control. The new oven is also provided with tempera- ture-resistant clamp seals that can be exchanged without tools. The entire system is controlled by a new, intuitive user interface. Two-level structure allows operators to access any desired page in the interface
with only two clicks. Contact: SMT Maschinen und
Vertriebs GmbH & Co. KG, Roter Sand 5-7, D-97877 Wertheim, Germany % +49-9342-970-0 E-mail:
smt@smt-wertheim.de Web:
www.smt-wertheim.de
See at productronica, Hall A4 Booth 155
See at productronica, Hall A3 Booth 337 / Hall A1 Booth 445
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