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News Release from: Assembleon | Subject: AX-3 and Topaz-XII
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 25 April 2005
Placement platforms show off in Boston
Assembleon will feature two placement platforms at Nepcon East, 4th and 5th May 2005, in Boston, Massachusetts.
Assembleon will feature two placement platforms at Nepcon East, 4th and 5th May 2005, in Boston, Massachusetts The award winning AX platform (Frost and Sullivan's 2005 Surface Mount Technology Product of the Year Award and SMT Magazine's 2003 Vision Award) and the versatile Topaz-XII will be available for custom demonstrations on Booth 4053
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 4 Jun 2008 at 8.00am (UK)
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The AX-3 will be shown with its latest feature set, including a large component camera increasing its range to 45 x 45mm components down to 0.3mm pitch microBGAs.
The AX is scalable in capacity from 30,000 to 100,000 placements per hour, and in technology from 01005 to 45 x 45mm components within a single placement head.
Feeder exchange carts, intelligent feeders and intuitive software guide operators through sub-5min product changeovers.
The Topaz-XII will be shown with its latest feature set, including CLi feeders using cost effective RF-ID technology, on-the-fly coplanarity vision, and an offline component vision editor.
The Topaz-XII delivers the perfect balance between high speed and high accuracy, placing 0201 to CSPs, BGAs, QFPs, odds, and connectors while achieving speeds up to 20,000 placements per hour.
Visitors to the booth can schedule a product demonstration and win a 256Mbyte USB thumb drive.
Demonstrations will show the wide component range (placing a QFP208, then placing 01005 components between the 0.5mm pitch leads) and zero defect process and setup capability.
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