September, 2017
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Virtual Industries Introduces ESD-Safe Handling Systems
Colorado Springs, CO — Virtual Industries has introduced its ADJUST-A-VAC® ESD-safe kit, and is offering its popular vacuum handling systems TWEEZER-VAC® Elite and ADJUST-A-VAC® Elite. The ADJUST-A-VAC ESD-safe kit contains
ESD-safe Delrin® small-parts tips and vacuum tips (AV-6000-SP8-BD-110). It designed for the manu- al handling of very thin and delicate substrates, wafers, MEMS devices, and other fragile compo- nents. This vacuum tweezer allows the operator to adjust the vacuum level from just below atmos- pheric pressure to up to 10 Hg, depending on the fragility of the part being handled. An integrated ten-segment bar graph display
shows the vacuum level present during handling. The vacuum port has a user-replace- able inlet filter that protects the tool from dust. Kits are available in 110 or 220V operation. The TWEEZER-VAC Elite (TV-
MicroCare Develops High Performance
Flux Remover New Britain, CT — MicroCare has introduced its Tergo™ high-perform- ance flux remover, a nonflammable, low-temperature vapor degreasing fluid formulated for high-volume pro- duction cleaning of PCBs in automat- ed vapor degreasing systems. The cleaner is designed for fast, thorough cleaning at low cost, while meeting European environmental and safety regulations. The new product has been
specifically engineered to clean even the most challenging solder pastes and flux residues, including water- soluble (OA) fluxes, lead-free materi- als and stubborn white residues. It is
Rely on the most trusted technology in selective soldering – choose Ersa VERSAFLOW 4/55 plus VERSAFLEX and receive the highest grade of flexibil- ity in production! As pioneers in industrial soldering Ersa is setting the benchmark as technology leader time and again. Get the best in selective soldering at any level – from SMARTFLOW up to VERSAFLOW and VERSAFLEX. If excellence is your goal, Ersa has your solution!
Highlights Ersa VERSAFLOW 4/55 Highlights VERSAFLEX
Tergo vapor degreasing flux remover.
highly effective for quickly and gen- tly cleaning complex shapes and del- icate substrates. The cleaner avoids the expense and global warming impacts of aqueous cleaning tech- nologies as well as the environmen- tal challenges of old-style chlorinated solvents. It can be used anywhere in Europe and is compatible with tradi- tional vapor degreasing equipment
and procedures. Contact: MicroCare Corp., 595
John Downey Drive, New Britain, CT 06051 % 860-827-0626 E-mail:
support@microcare.com Web:
www.microcare.com
See at SMTAI, Booth 236. See at SMTAI, Booth 335
Processable area 20” x 20” Use of up to 4 flux spray heads
Product change without loss in production time with the multiwave process
High end selective soldering system for in-line manufacturing concepts
Simultaneous Processing of multiple-up boards in x- or y- direction
Highest Flexibility at lowest cycle time
Automatic cycle time optimization through CAD 4 offline programming software
1500-ELITE) was developed in response to cus- tomer concerns about firmly grasping critical com- ponents and dropping them due to a vacuum leak. This vacuum tweezer also has an integrated ten segment bar graph display that shows its vacuum level. The vacuum port is protected from dust by an easily-replaceable inlet filter. The system is
available in 110 or 200V versions. Contact: Virtual Industries, Inc., 2130 Victor
Place, Colorado Springs, CO 80915 % 719-572-5566 fax: 719-572-5504
E-mail:
nmendez@virtual-ii.com Web:
www.virtual-ii.com
TWEEZER-VAC Elite vacuum handling system.
See at SMTAI, Booth 235
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Full Flexibility with Ersa VERSAFLEX!
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