Industry News | 2013-05-22 11:40:13.0
With its brand-new SIPLACE Di-Series the SIPLACE team of ASM Assembly Systems now offers proven placement quality and maximum process reliability in combination with innovative software also in the low-price segment. Technological details which are rare in this segment, such as digital vision systems, single and dual conveyors and modern, multi-language station software, are standard features on the SIPLACE Di-Series. Available in versions with one, two and four gantries, the SIPLACE D1i, SIPLACE D2i and SIPLACE D4i guarantee quick and smart new product introductions as well as fast and accurate placement capabilities - down to 01005 components.
Industry News | 2009-08-26 08:32:37.0
SIPLACE SX goes on the road in the Americas
Industry News | 2010-05-21 13:26:39.0
Televés invested once again in a new SMT production line consisting of the latest SIPLACE SX2 and SIPLACE CA machines
Industry News | 2015-04-10 11:25:38.0
Pacific X-ray Imaging (PXI) , a San Diego based supplier of Industrial X-ray Imaging systems and hardware components, announced today a cost effective series of high quality, high resolution x-ray inspection systems for the electronics and general purpose NDT marketplace.
Industry News | 2009-09-16 12:10:33.0
Live Gantry Upgrade at World Record Speed
Industry News | 2013-03-12 13:42:20.0
With new SIPLACE placement machines and many software innovations, ASM Assembly Systems underscores how important the SMT Hybrid Packaging trade show in Nuremberg has become. At Booth 7-204, the SIPLACE team will present innovations from both ends of its platform spectrum: With the SIPLACE X3 S, it unveils the latest generation of the successful SIPLACE X high-end platform, while the SIPLACE D1i is a new solution for the more price-sensitive SMT production segment.
Industry News | 2008-03-04 12:14:09.0
SIPLACE X4i � Siemens placement machine with the world�s fastest throughput
Industry News | 2010-06-23 11:30:04.0
After more than seven years, SIPLACE head of Asian operations Siegfried Neubauer (46) returns to the headquarters of Siemens Electronics Assembly Systems GmbH & Co. KG (SEAS) in Munich.
Industry News | 2009-01-30 18:35:31.0
Right on schedule, Siemens Electronics Assembly Systems (SEAS) became operational on January 1, 2009, as a legally separate company within the Siemens technology conglomerate. This step signalled the end of the carve-out process, which started in 2008. At the same time, the Siplace Excellence restructuring program, which was begun in 2007, is entering into a second phase that involves making certain volume-driven adjustments.
Industry News | 2009-01-30 18:37:44.0
Siemens Electronics Assembly Systems (SEAS), which has been a separate company since the start of the year, wants to further expand its global Siplace technology expertise network. By entering into additional cooperative agreements with other technology suppliers, SEAS wants to be able to offer their shared customers coordinated manufacturing solutions. SEAS believes that this optimized interaction between SMT equipment manufacturers will take advantage of significant, currently unused efficiency and productivity potentials in electronics production.
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