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Datest: 30 years of testing and test engineering utilizing in-circuit, flying probe, boundary scan, and functional platforms. Also AXI/2D/3D x-ray, CT-scan failure analysis, and bonepile rehab of functional/field failures.
The Solution for Large Board Applications Nordson DAGE, the only x-ray company whose focus is on x-ray electronics inspection, offers the Nordson DAGE XD7800NT Ruby XL x-ray inspection system as the optimum solution for large boards. The unique Nord
With 2 megapixel radiation resistant flat panel detector, XD7600NT Ruby FP is the first choice for live imaging and demanding applications. Nordson DAGE, the only X-ray company whose focus is on X-ray electronics inspection, offers the Nordson DAGE
Electronics Forum | Wed May 26 18:54:10 EDT 2004 | Dreamsniper
PILLARHOUSE RUBY, EMERALD atc.
Used SMT Equipment | X-Ray Inspection
Nordson DAGE XD7600NT Ruby X-Ray Inspection Machine Nordson DAGE XD7600NT Ruby X-Ray Inspection Machine Vintage: Year 2014 PCB Direction: Left to Right Condition: Refurbished, working Running Hours: Series Number:X215914 Missing Parts: No Warra
Used SMT Equipment | Soldering Equipment/Fluxes
We need to buy a PILLARHOUSE RUBY or TOPAZ. Please quote INCLUDING: price, location, vintage, options and location of the equipment.
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BajaBid Europe announces that they will be hosting one of Europe’s Largest Online Electronic Manufacturing Equipment Auctions on 29th – 31st March. The Auction has over $1 million of surplus equipment.
Industry News | 2012-02-28 19:19:16.0
Datest has invested in a XD7600NT500 Ruby X-ray Inspection System with X-Plane™ technology from Nordson DAGE.
The X-Plane™ option uses a proprietary, patent applied for, tomosynthesis (or CT) technique to create 2-D X-ray slices in any plane of a printed circuit board assembly without the need to cut or destroy the board. In this way, the superior image qual
The X-Plane™ option uses a proprietary, patent applied for, tomosynthesis (or CT) technique to create 2-D X-ray slices in any plane of a printed circuit board assembly without the need to cut or destroy the board. In this way, the superior image qual
