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| A publication of the National Electronics Manufacturing Center of Excellence | January 2010 |
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Component packages continue to evolve into more complex designs, including ball grid arrays (BGAs) and surface mount technologies (SMTs). Cutting-edge equipment, capable of handling the removal and rework of these designs, is critical to electronics manufacturing production. Even the best rework stations currently available have their own nuances and intricacies associated with their use. The EMPF has an easy to use and very intuitive machine manufactured by DEN-ON Instruments Corporation of Japan and distributed by FocalSpot, Inc. The RD-500 rework systems are semi-automated, single axis placement and reflow stations for BGA/SMT rework. The RD series uses a high-performance three-point heating system and advanced computer control technology, designed for safe lead free and eutectic rework applications. Available in two models, the RD-500 series features a three-stage
With only a few hours of training, an operator can gain proficiency using the onboard assisted software. Some of the software enhancements include automated profiling, job and component process parameters storage and recall, and complete process data logging and file storage.
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