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Syntactic Epoxy Potting Compound from Epoxies, Etc.
Your trusted partner for inspection
We off er advanced SPI, AOI and AXI solutions
Cranston, RI — Lightweight (syntac- tic) potting compounds have been used for years in electronics, due to their exceptional strength, stiffness, dimensional stability, buoyancy, and water resistance. They have low di- electric constants, low shrinkage on cure, low moisture absorption, and outstanding thermal and mechanical shock resistance. These polymers are made by incorporating hollow glass microspheres into a proprietary resin blend. Using this technology, Epox- ies, Etc.’s new 20-3035 was devel- oped to be about half the weight of most commercially available potting compounds.
This two-component epoxy can be used with a variety of curing agents to create a tough, thermally insulative and lightweight casting. In addition to the standard bulk packaging, 20-3035 can be supplied in the ready-to-use FreezeBond® premixed and frozen syringes for elimination of waste and consistent quality.
Samples are readily available and ship within three days. Contact: Epoxies Etc., 21 Starline Way, Cranston, RI 02921 401-946-5564 fax: 401-946-5526 E-mail:
sales@epoxies.com Web:
www.epoxies.com
Largest global supplier of 3D AOI systems
Solving Your Board to Board Connector Design
Challenges
Nordson SONOSCAN Unveils Gen7 AMI system
Elk Grove Village, IL — Nordson SONOSCAN has introduced its Gen7™ laboratory style acoustic micro-imaging (AMI) tool. The new Gen7 AMI tool enhances operator productivity and throughput rate by providing greater versatility in transducer movement, faster scan- ning of samples, and faster process- ing of data.
Orders are now being taken for the Gen7 AMI tool, which, like its predecessors in the Nordson SONO-
1.0mm Pitch SMT Connector
The most advanced 3D CT AXI platform
Gen7 acoustic micro-imaging system.
www2.omron.com/inspection
Sensing | Control | Safety | Vision | Motion | Robotics See at SMTAI, Booth 709
800.424.9850 401.823.5200
www.advanced.com
info@advanced.com Made in USA
SCAN C-SAM® line, is designed for analytical work on small numbers of samples, although it can also screen modest quantities of components. Features include: 50 percent higher screening throughput; signifi- cantly larger scan area; upward and downward range of z-movement of the transducer; Windows 10 operat- ing system and Sonolytics 2™ user interface; 33 percent faster speed, due to Intel’s 7th generation chips; and Waterplume™ technology, elim- inating the need for a separate C- SAM tool to image IGBT modules. Users will notice that frequently used menu items now appear in the UI. Other changes include easy access to the current timing mode in the A- Scan and the ability to go to a TOF di- rectly from the movement interface. Contact: Nordson SONOSCAN, 2149 E. Pratt Boulevard, Elk Grove Village, IL 60007 847-437-6400 E-mail: william.zuckerman@nordson-
sonoscan.com
Web:
www.nordsonsonoscan.com See at SMTAI, Booth 216
Visit us at
SMTAI Oct. 16-17 booth #709
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