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BTU Focuses Efforts on Industry 4.0


North Billerica, MA — BTU is high- lighting technology that supports Industry 4.0, including its WIN- CON™ oven control system and pro- prietary Intellimax control board. BTU has developed several products with a focus on Industry


WINCON is an advanced, Win -


dows-based software system that con- trols the operation of the company’s thermal processing equipment. It com- bines the simplicity of a graphical user interface with powerful diagnostic and analytical tools.


PYRAMAX convection reflow oven.


4.0. These include line control and communications, recipe development and energy-saving software solu- tions. The company offers a range of solutions for line control/MES, including REST, MQTT and PROF - IBUS, among others. The company’s latest development is related to reflow oven process control and board-level traceability. BTU’s PYRAMAX reflow oven


See at SMTAI, Booth 124


is a popular, high-performing sys- tem. Its exclusive closed-loop convec- tion helps to ensure process repeata- bility site-to-site, line-to-line and oven-to-oven.


The company’s high-perform-


ance reflow ovens are used in the production of PCB assemblies and in semiconductor packaging. BTU also specializes in precisely-controlled, high-temperature belt furnaces for a wide variety of custom applications, such as brazing, direct bond copper (DBC), diffusion, sintering, and


advanced solar cell processing. Contact: BTU International,


Inc., 23 Esquire Road, North Billerica, MA 01862 % 978-667-4111 fax: 978-667-9068 Web: www.btu.com


See at SMTAI, Booth 430


New Solder Paste Mixer from Malcom


Electronic & Engineering Materials


Hayward, CA — Malcom has intro- duced its new SPS-2000 solder paste mixer, distributed in the U.S. by Seika Machinery. The new model has many features to help make sure


The SPS-2000 can program and


run up to eight user-specified mixing profiles. Programs are created by connecting a PC and using the soft- ware. Its built-in auto-balancer func-


Ask about our IPC-CC-830 / MILil-46058C conformal coatings designed for easy dip or spray application on printed circuit boards and surface mount devices.


Learn more about our Conformal Coating Products


Malcom SPS-2000 solder paste mixer.


that solder paste stays in the best condition for use. The SPS-2000 has high-speed


® Member 314.621.5700 www.elantas.com/pdg See at SMTAI, Booth 308


mixing capabilities (approximately 1,000 rpm), resulting in short mix times. The mixer can be programmed to automatically stop at a specified time or paste temperature. The sys- tem’s temperature monitoring func- tion allows the user to verify the paste’s optimum temperature.


tion counterbalances a single paste jar according to the amount of paste present in the jar. The jar does not


have to be full. Contact: Seika Machinery, Inc.,


26218 Industrial Boulevard, Hayward, CA 94545 % 510-293-0580 E-mail: info@seikausa.com Web: www.seikausa.com


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