Since forming in 2003, Adaptsys has remained heavily involved in both driving and utilising the technological advancements made over the last 20 years. 

An advanced automated programming system supplied by Adaptsys is boosting productivity and enhancing the flexibility of the device programming service offered by Action Circuits, a European provider of electronic device programming and reeling services.

Adaptsys announced its plans for the Motek international trade fair. Motek is the world’s leading event in the fields of production and assembly automation, feed technology and material flow, and industrial handling technology, and runs from 10th -13th October in Stuttgart. Adaptsys can be found on stand 4555, Hall 4. Duncan Milroy, director at Adaptsys, said; “There is a growing demand in the electronics manufacturing indus...

Adaptsys has introduced the IS300C: a vision system that adds traceability and quality validation to the V-Tek TM50 range of component taping machines. The new system provides multiple checks for orientation and empty pocket detection along with mark and ink-dot inspection for precision parts in both manual and automated configurations.

Adaptsys announces the availability of ProgWorx ISP, a programming system for the parallel programming of panels containing multiple boards as an aid to optimising the manufacturing process. ProgWorx ISP uses Adaptsys’ ProgWorx software, proven programmers such as the SMH FlashRunner family and their proprietary multiplexing technology to speed the programming of multiple boards on a panel.

Adaptsys has announced the availability of ProgWorx, a software suite to improve the efficiency and traceability of programming devices in electronics manufacturing. ProgWorx is a novel approach to board programming which complements and streamlines traditional device programming hardware interfaces, including manual probing, edge connections and bed-of-nails fixtures.

BPM Microsystems is pleased to announce that its distributor Adaptsys will showcase its model 3800 automated programming system in Booth 115 at the upcoming National Electronics Week: UK, scheduled to take place 18 -19, April, 2012 at the NEC Hall in Birmingham, UK. The model 3800 is one of the newest additions to BPM Microsystems’ line of automated device programmers and combines the unrivaled speed of Vector Engine Co-Processor technology, tr...

Adaptsys’ two business units will be exhibiting on opposite stands this year; Device Programming solutions on stand 334 and Tape & Reeling Equipment including consumables on stand 335. With new product releases coming from both sides; the FlashRunner Quattro is the latest innovation in ISP production programming, offering for the first time true parallel programming of 4 channels in a single solution. The Quattro can also be configured to mul...

Adaptsys and SofTec Microsystems Inc, have announced that they have signed a franchise agreement for Adaptsys to distribute for SofTec's complete range of in-system production programmers and development kits. This agreement means Adaptsys can now offer in-system programming equipment, with the SofTec products complementing the existing range of BPM programmers.

Adaptsys has announced the Flashstream Flash Vector Programming System, offering the industry's fastest programming of NAND and NOR flash memory. Flashstream programs devices at six to 12 times the speed of existing solutions. Programming times are dependant upon device characteristics, and are as low as 2.5 percent above the theoretical minimum programming time. The system offers up to four programming sites per machine, and allows up to four ma...

V-TEK has introduced the TM-4500 manual taping machine, an ideal solution to help manage part inventories and increase purchasing efficiency. Bulk parts received in tubes are taped and reeled at a rate of up to 6000 units per hour (UPH), depending upon shape and size, an increase of 30% over previous solutions. Typical applications include low- and medium-volume manufacturing, where purchasing full reels of components can be uneconomic, and tapin...

Growth in sales of production equipment and productivity solutions to electronics manufacturers has led to a move to new and larger headquarters for Adaptsys. Based in Petersfield, Hampshire, the new premises provide over seven times more space for Adaptsys to offer enhanced product demonstration areas and customer training, as well as more room for the overhaul and refurbishment of customers’ equipment.

Adaptsys announces the availability of Helix desktop automated programmer which offers a tray input and output handling system in addition to support for devices in tubes. Automating device programming increases reliability and decreases production costs, but until now, the cost of this equipment was difficult to economically justify.

Adaptsys has announced the availability of true 3D optical coplanarity inspection for V-TEK taping machines. By inspecting parts prior to taping, manufacturing defects such as lead burr and coplanarity problems caused by handling of parts can be identified and parts rejected before they cause a board to fail. The increased manufacturing yield and reduction in subsequent failures offer substantial savings for electronics equipment manufacturers.