The IR start sensor is for touchless board temperature measurement. Reportedly requires no in-process handling. A laser pointer helps find the best measuring spot. Is characterized by a profile reliability of +/-5°C and is said to permit increased peak temperature accuracy. The PCB is only exposed to as much heat as is necessary. Existing placer control boxes can be retrofitted with the infrared start sensor.

Finetech, www.finetechusa.com

Dual Lane deploys two inline printers in a configuration, reportedly doubling line output. Said to deliver full inline production at high speed, while occupying a reduced line footprint. Includes options for front or rear printing, independently adjustable rail positions and software-controlled rail-width on both lanes.
 
DEK, www.dek.com

These custom-engineered screen-printing systems are for manufacturing flexible circuitry, printed luminescent faceplates and other electronics products. Custom-designed for high yields and large format work. Are built to customer specifications; built on the Klemm screen printing press design.
 
Spartanics, www.spartanics.com
Systec GmbH, www.systec-bielefeld.de
 

The PRO 2418 marks a variety of PCBs and can handle PCBs up to 18" x 24". Features a 40W CO₂ laser, red dot pointer, integrated PC with graphics, text, numeric and barcode software, and transparent laser compliant glass (class 3). Drivers now permit use of BarTender software for designing and marking an array of codes, text, and graphics. Supports a variety of barcodes. Permits basic serialization (increment, numeric base 10); numeric, alphabetic, and alphanumeric increment/decrement by any interval; base 36 and custom base serialization; separate rollover/rollunder and value reset options, and preserves or expands field length when rolling over.  
 
Promation, www.PROMATION.biz or www.Pro-mation-Inc.com