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Greenwood, SC — Targano has intro- duced its latest lineup of digital microscopes, which spans both top-


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of-the-line and simple, cost-efficient solutions. All the microscopes are characterized by user-friendliness


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microscope, Tagarno FHD Trend, is based on a smart, digital, visual inspection platform that can be altered and customized to fit specific needs over time. With this type of microscope, the customer invests in a machine that can be continuously upgraded as needs change. The FHD Trend allows the quick


development of new and innovative applications based on market de - mands. The platform supports ongoing quarterly-released firmware updates, giving users access to new applications and im proved user interfaces as they are launched. All that is needed is to download the latest firmware file to a USB stick, plug it into the microscope and perform a quick system update. Previously-released features include focus stacking, a measurement appli- cation that enables the user to perform accurate measurements on an object and an onscreen ruler. The company also offers simpler,


The


Mira 230 has a new robust and


sturdy design that supports an extraor- dinary processing range from AWG 32 to AWG 8. It sets a new benchmark by its unique sequencing capabilities that can be stored in a library for quick reproduction. The Mira 230 can strip and cut inner conductors with a variety of parameters without a program change. It comes equipped with a simple graphical user interface that ensures a quick learning process.


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September, 2017 Tagarno Intros Customizable Digital Microscopes


yet flexible, systems. The FHD ZIP and FHD ZAP microscopes are useful in combination and share some of the same functions. While FHD ZIP is suitable for workbench processes, such as hand soldering or solder joint inspection, FHD ZAP is mounted on a


Tagarno FHD Trend digital microscope.


flex arm for in-line inspection. Contact: Tagarno USA, LLC,


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KwikTic Offers Scalable MES Solutions


Wigan, UK — KwikTik is now offer- ing scalable and affordable MES soft- ware solutions to small and medium- sized manufacturers. These compa- nies can now benefit from software that was previously only available to larger-sized companies. Features of the MES solutions


include digital work instructions, enforced routing, traceability, report- ing, and inspection. The software is built to simplify current manufactur- ing processes. Whether the customer is assembling, testing or repairing products, there are likely to be signif- icant benefits to using KwikTic. The


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