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Page 95 Panasonic Adds to NPM Series of SMT Systems
Rolling Meadows, IL — Panasonic has added to its series of SMT sys- tems with the new NPM-W2S compo- nent placement system. The NPM- W2S is geared for manufacturers who value a reduction in set up and changeover time over pure speed. The system offers a completely inte- grated, single-platform solution, pro- viding functions designed to advance along with the industry. At a time when lot sizes are
smaller, manufacturers strive to tighten control of their work in process, minimize changeovers, and expand feeder capacity — at an affordable price. The NPM-W2S brings advances that expand upon the standard component range, span- ning 0.012 x 0.006 in. (03015 mm) microchips to massive 3.9 x 3.5 in. (100 x 90 mm) components and con- nectors nearly 6 in. (150 mm) and up to 1.2 in. (30 mm) tall. The NPM-W2S enables greater odd-form capability by increasing
New Fume Extraction Solutions from Purex
Schaumburg, IL — Purex filters are used throughout the electronics industry to filter gases and particu- lates that are generated by a wide variety of applications. These include laser coding and engraving, hand and machine soldering, chemical handling, coating and spraying, and many others.
insertion force to 100N. It also improves imaging capability with a pin-in-paste illumination option to better image pin-through-hole devices. Equipped with a multi-recognition camera, it enables component align- ment, defect inspection, chip thick- ness, and 3D coplanarity inspection in a single pass. Optical character recognition
(OCR) and pre-pickup inspection rec- ognizes tray-fed parts from barcodes, lines and polarity marks to deter- mine proper pickup angles, even if parts are fed incorrectly. Many of these new features have also been added to other NPM models, such as the W2, D3 and TT2. With its advanced board han- dling design, the NPM-W2S is
designed to maximize area produc- tivity. In single- and dual-lane mode, it can process extremely-long LED panels nearly 4 ft (1.2m) in length. With a simple software switch, it automatically converts to dual-lane “shared” or “hybrid” mode. For the highest efficiency, the NPM-W2S offers features that include automat- ed board support pin placement, self- aligning feeder cart changeover, intelligent feeder anywhere, and 2D- coded nozzle anywhere. The NPM-W2S solution further
enhances production quality with thermal expansion compensation, board warp mapping, a 20- or 40-posi- tion direct pick tray tower, and closed- loop component monitoring with mate- rial verification, control and trace.
Manufacturers can scale produc-
tion lines from low- to high-volume depending on production needs. OEMs and EMS providers can reconfigure the machine heads in minutes —max- imizing flexibility and hastening ROI. The NPM-W2S also incorporates Panasonic’s existing CM series feeders and nozzles to minimize capital invest-
ment and reduce inventory expense. Contact: Panasonic Factory
Solutions Company of America, 1701 Golf Road, Suite 3-1200,
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 % 847-637-9600 E-mail:
pfsa.tac@us.panasonic.com Web:
www.panasonicfa.com
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Purex fume extraction system. The company’s filters use blend-
ed, activated charcoal to adsorb gases, and high-grade H14 HEPA media to capture particles as small as 0.3 µm with an efficiency of 99.997 percent. Purex’ current Zintec steel filters are robust and high-perform- ing. To further improve on these, the company is phasing in new filter cases manufactured from galvanized steel, which is even more durable. Like Zintec, galvanized steel also helps to prevent corrosion. Both kinds of Purex filter per-
form much better than wooden or cardboard framed filters, which are available on the market from other manufacturers. Filters manufac- tured from cardboard, wood or MDF are prone to leakage when they
encounter moisture in the fume. Contact: Purex, Inc., 2247
Palmer Drive, Suite 108,
Schaumburg, IL 60173 % 847-350-1805 E-mail:
brad.banfill@
purexinc.com Web:
www.purexinc.com
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