MCP screen printer has a head design with variable attack angle printing that reportedly permits constant solder pressure independent of stencil thickness. Single-head system reportedly reduces maintenance by half. Board cycle time is as low as 11 sec. Reduces defect per million figures by up to 50%. Has a flat-metal single-head squeegee. Variable angle print head improves repeatability of paste deposition for 01005 components. Produces solder shapes with stencil thickness down to 50 µm, and half-edging stencils with stencil steps of 30 to 50 µm. Is ideal for PCBs mixing 01005 (0.4 mm x 0.2 mm) types with larger component sizes.
Assembléon, www.assembleon.com
GTO graphical user interface helps rework and assembly technicians locate single or multiple components on a PCB. Produces a unified PCB image by combining top and bottom Gerber silkscreens, pick-and-place drill files, and formatted BoM (.csv file). Creates a composite view of PCB by fusing silkscreens, parts list, and placement information into a single view, allowing locating an individual component or a group of BoM line-item components. Generates assembly notes, and automatically generates symbol/color coded assembly prints, showing exactly which parts need to be located in certain locations on the PCB. Stored project bundle creates a single file containing top and bottom silkscreen, pick-and-place, BoM, and notes to be distributed to engineering or customers.
Saelig Co., www.saelig.com