Products
Rohm and Haas Electronic Materials is exhibiting at Productronica in Munich, November 15 – 18, in Hall B4, Stand 205.
The company will present new processes for both the printed circuit, packaging and finishing markets.
Circuposit C3 Ultra is the latest self-accelerating electroless copper process and is complemented by two additions to the electroplating portfolio with Copper Gleam Microfill copper via-filling process and Copper Gleam CuPulse pulse plating acid copper process.
The final finish product line is enhanced with Duraposit SMT 88 electroless nickel for ENIG applications, and Pallamerse SMT 2000 electroless palladium.
In the imaging sector, R&H will show the Lithojet UV Mask, for inkjet able phototool, and its halogen-free soldermask product, Durashield 5900HF.
The company has created planarisation package for thick copper circuitry with Filler Coater DF 1122 and Durashield V42 Filler and Mask.
The Packaging and Finishing markets see a new pure tin, Solderon ST-380, and high speed bright tin, Solderon BT-280, designed for the lead-free electrical connector applications.
The company will present new processes for both the printed circuit, packaging and finishing markets.
Circuposit C3 Ultra is the latest self-accelerating electroless copper process and is complemented by two additions to the electroplating portfolio with Copper Gleam Microfill copper via-filling process and Copper Gleam CuPulse pulse plating acid copper process.
The final finish product line is enhanced with Duraposit SMT 88 electroless nickel for ENIG applications, and Pallamerse SMT 2000 electroless palladium.
In the imaging sector, R&H will show the Lithojet UV Mask, for inkjet able phototool, and its halogen-free soldermask product, Durashield 5900HF.
The company has created planarisation package for thick copper circuitry with Filler Coater DF 1122 and Durashield V42 Filler and Mask.
The Packaging and Finishing markets see a new pure tin, Solderon ST-380, and high speed bright tin, Solderon BT-280, designed for the lead-free electrical connector applications.
Rohm and Haas, rohmhaas.com
IMPACT T22 is an intelligent camera designed as a drop-in replacement for obsolete or underpowered vision systems. An extension to the T-series, the image processing computer is contained inside the camera, enabling it to be deployed without additional image processing hardware.
Has ½-inch CCD, is interchangeable with older, camera-based vision systems, enabling manufacturers to upgrade older vision engines to achieve real-time inspection while reusing existing optical and lighting components. Suitable for analog and digital systems.
PPT VISION, pptvision.com
Has ½-inch CCD, is interchangeable with older, camera-based vision systems, enabling manufacturers to upgrade older vision engines to achieve real-time inspection while reusing existing optical and lighting components. Suitable for analog and digital systems.
PPT VISION, pptvision.com
The OptiCon series AOI platform can inspect components on PCBs with an angled view by using a newly developed optics module. Can execute inspections in 45° angle from four directions. Uses telecentric imaging and high resolution.
The modular AOI platform enables individual configuration of OptiCon systems. Typical applications for Quattro angled view are the evaluation of hard to see solder joints and components (e.g. at J-lead pins of PLCC and SOJ models or SMT connectors) but major gains will be in next-generation components such as OFNs.
GÖPEL electronic, goepel.com
The modular AOI platform enables individual configuration of OptiCon systems. Typical applications for Quattro angled view are the evaluation of hard to see solder joints and components (e.g. at J-lead pins of PLCC and SOJ models or SMT connectors) but major gains will be in next-generation components such as OFNs.
GÖPEL electronic, goepel.com
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