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KIC Demos Auto Profiling and Networking Software
San Diego, CA — KIC is demonstrat- ing its new RPI i4.0 automatic profil- ing system with network software and a real-time dashboard for data sharing, traceability and storage at SMTA Internation- al 2018. KIC RPI i4.0 auto- matically acquires profile data from each product sol- dered in the reflow or curing oven in real time.
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This new ecosystem of- fers full thermal process traceability, reduces scrap and rework, improves produc- tion line utilization and quick- ly provides information about defects. Advanced data search and communication features save en- gineers valuable time.
effective troubleshooting.
With RPI i4.0, all relevant data can connect to the factory MES or
RPI i4.0 auto profiling software.
The profile is compared to the relevant process window for trace- ability and can send an alarm on out- of-spec conditions immediately. Ad- vanced search and filter functions on product name, customer name, time period and more, instantly provide pertinent data for deeper insight and
factory data collection system to be shared easily with personnel, and can be accessed from any authorized PC or mobile device. Contact: KIC Thermal, 16120 W. Bernardo Drive, San Diego, CA 92127 858-673-6050 fax: 858-673- 0085 E-mail:
abailey@kicmail.com Web:
www.kicthermal.com
See at SMTAI, Booth 124
Anda Intros Tabletop Fluid Dispensing System
Fremont, CA — Anda Technologies USA has introduced a line of precise, high-performance fluid dispensing and underfill systems. The iJet- Table dispenser models 250 and 350 are useful for many applications, in- cluding SMT and PCB packaging, underfill, semiconductor packaging, LED packaging, electromechanical assembly, and flat panel assembly. The machines boast a max speed of 23.6 in./s (60 cm/s) and ) 8 mil (20 μm) precision and repeatability. The iJet-Table offers conven- ience, viscosity control, accuracy, customization, a seamless process, and quality assurance. The non-con- tact injection technology eliminates the need to move the z axis up and down. The systems are designed with automatic temperature (viscosity) control, which ensures consistent material flow. CCD vision correction ensures greater fluid dispensing pre- cision. Also, a selection of dispensing valves are available to suit various fluid dispensing applications. The systems provide enhanced productiv- ity without disruptions from PCB warpage.
Anda offers precision coating, high-speed dispensing, plasma clean-
iJET-Table tabletop dispensing system.
ing, high-precision laminating, and customized dispensing solutions. The company serves the PCB, 3D glass, camera module, CCM, fingerprint module, and semiconductor indus- tries.
Contact: Anda Technologies USA, Inc., 47639 Lakeview Boule- vard, Fremont, CA 94538 509-385-8765 fax: 844-546-3195 E-mail:
bstumm@anda.us Web:
www.anda.us
See at SMTAI, Booth 1023
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