Compact, modular mySelective 6745 is an in-line capable selective soldering machine that is quick to set up and suited to a high mix environment. Ideal for medium volume assembly, makes setup fast and simple using ‘Easyteach.’ A simple graphic image of the assembly – a JPEG or flat scan – helps set up the soldering sequence for any assembly in a matter of minutes.
Also features precision flexible robotics, and optimized product handling. Compact footprint optimizes factory floor space. Additional preheat modules and fluxing units can be added on as volumes increase or process requirements change. Incorporates an IR preheating module, dropjet fluxer and SelectWave nozzle.
Incorporates a flexible robot arm that is controllable and allows soldering under an angle over its SelectWave, for better soldering in difficult-to-reach areas. Is highly controllable, providing flexibility and the capability to swap process steps.
Features a specialized lifting unit and SecureGrip PCB Gripper system. Gripper can be extended with specific functions, including warpage prevention; holding functions for non-planar PCBs; or holding critical components in position. Provides free movement to revolve around its U-axis, easy swap-out through quick- disconnects and is fully adjustable in length and width.
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A wide range of compact four-, five- and six-axis robots handle payloads up to 20 kg, with reaches from 350 to 1,300 mm. Repeatability is within ±0.015 mm. Standard, cleanroom and dust- and mistproof (IP65) models are available. Easy-to-use programming software, controllers and teaching pendants are also offered. DENSO Robotics AT Expo, booth 311
Specialty Coating Systems (SCS) has confirmed that their equipment lines meet the requirements of the EU’s Restriction on the Use of Certain Hazardous Substances directive 2002/95/EC, which goes into effect tomorrow.
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