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DMP-5005 material printer is a large format, noncontact fluid deposition system. Is capable of jetting fluids using the 16-jet, 1 or 10 picoliter user-fillable cartridges, and up to 5 sequentially operating 128-jet, 1 or 10 picoliter printheads with up to 5 different functional fluids. One picoliter cartridge can deposit features as small as 20 µm and below. Has a printable area of 500mm x 500mm and maintains a positional accuracy and repeatability of ±5 and ±1 µm, respectively. Uses a temperature controlled vacuum platen to register, maintain and thermally manage substrates during printing. Substrates include plastic, glass, ceramics, and silicon, as well as flexible substrates ranging from membranes, gels, and thin films to paper products. An integrated drop visualization system captures droplet formation images as droplet ejection parameters are adjusted. Each printhead calibrated on per nozzle basis. Includes second camera.

Fujifilm Dimatix, www.dimatix.com

Blue end caps are designed to securely clip over the large end of the syringe barrel, ensuring no contaminants come into contact with the area behind the air powered piston during storage and shipment. Are made from polyethylene molded from polypropylene resin; are compatible with a range of dispensing fluids. Are sold in packs of 50 and bulk packages of 1,000.

Techcon Systems, www.techconsystems.com

SC3001 silicone resin is a two-part encapsulation compound that is optically clear and flexible, for LED  products.Is said to have low viscosity and good electrical properties, resistance to water and a wide variety of chemicals. Is flame retardant, and remains flexible over a temperature range of -60° to +200°C. Is RoHS compliant.

Electrolube, www.electrolube.com

BZ-9000 (Biorevo) microscope performs fluorescence, bright field and phase-contrast imaging on a variety of specimen without the need for a darkroom. Is fully motorized; has six-objective lens revolver, motorized stage, electronically controlled filter turret, and built-in sample enclosure. Is able to switch between up to four different fluorescent channels, automatically adjusting the filter and exposure time. Incorporates a single high-res, high-sensitivity 12-bit monochrome camera; can switch to color imaging. Navigation system locates areas of interest when at high-magnification by using a low-magnification image for reference. Incorporates a Z-stack and image stitching function; can stitch up to 1,200 images in XY directions. A quick full focus and Z-stack function captures focused images in seconds. Provides options for quantitative analysis, including standard 2-D measurements, cell counting and brightness analysis. A real-time 3-D module is able to generate a 3-D image of a fluorescent specimen.

Keyence, www.digitalmicroscope.com/PRBZ

iSpector 800 large-format automatic optical inspection system is capable of high-speed inspection of panels from 50mm x 50mm up to 460mm x 800mm. Uses RGB lighting+ on axis white light, a telecentric lens, and algorithms to inspect substrates, including mixed technology, through-hole, SMT and LED panels. Offers defect capture capability, fast programming, and a full SPC suite for defect and process analysis. Larger formats are available on a custom basis; is available in bench-top or inline configurations.

Marantz, www.us.marantz.com
Christopher Associates, www.christopherweb.com

VW-9000 high-speed microscope incorporates a built-in light source, LED monitor, analysis software and PC components. Can be used for standard high-speed applications and as a digital microscope for inspection and development work. Has a redesigned CMOS sensor; is capable of recording high-speed processes at up to 230,000 frames per sec.; can capture video for up to 13 hrs. Controller supports color and monochrome cameras. High-speed recording is automatically played back in slow motion. Motion graph function graphically displays changes in a target’s movement. Recorded footage can be edited and analyzed directly on the controller. Automatically tracks moving objects in recorded footage to quantify speed, acceleration, distance, angle and other measurements. Error monitoring function automatically analyzes repetitive movements to determine when an abnormal event occurs.

Keyence, www.digitalmicroscope.com/PRVW9

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