VJ Electronix to exhibit rework system at NEPCON South China

The Summit II combines the latest in controls and ergonomics from the Micra with the throughput, accuracy and reliability of the Summit 1800. Features of the rework system include a smaller footprint, yet larger board capacity with easy to adjust board support fixtures.The system's SierraMate software provides simple icon driven GUI and flexibility through easily customised operation sequences.

Improved lighting and optics make alignment of difficult components, even 01005 sizes, easier. Incorporation of the Micra digital flow control provides optimised reflow profiles for everything from micro passive devices and PoP components through the largest DIMM connectors and CPU sockets. As well as this, the enhanced side-view camera allows the operator to watch the rework process up close.

Winner of the 2013 NPI Award, the Vertex II incorporates the latest advances in X-ray imaging components with off-axis viewing, all in a smaller footprint. The inspection system can be configured with a variety of X-ray sources and detectors, and tailored to specific application needs.

Equipped with Nexus 300 Inspection Software and analysis tools, the Vertex II provides manual operation or fully automated inspection routines. Nexus 300 image processing offers: advanced defect enhancement, feature masking for double-sided PCBs, pseudo colour, edge detection, BGA area, circularity, voiding, large area analysis and void ratio.

The SRT Micra is VJE’s latest benchtop platform that is specifically designed for the rework of devices ranging from 01005 passives to large PoP components. The Micra is a general purpose rework tool that also is designed to provide advanced rework capability to the latest high density electronic designs and devices such as smartphones, tablets, GPS, and other portable products. The SierraMate V9 software simplifies process definition and assures consistent, repeatable results between facilities and even continents. The system’s heaters and machine controls provide extremely high throughput and performance, regardless of typical variations in utilities, such as electrical power.