Jul 04, 2020 inspīre solutions LLC today announced plans to highlight its Toolmaker™ disruptive technology system during the ONLINE CONFERENCE & EXPO. The live broadcast will take place Wednesday, July 8, 2020 from 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. EST, highlighting new products from eight exhibitors. Inspīre’s brand new technology has been developed to enable factories to build their own PCB dedicated tooling on-demand for most of the machines in the electronic assembly industry.
Sponsored by Global SMT & Packaging, the ONLINE CONFERENCE & EXPO will feature the latest technical presentations, video booth interviews and special guest appearances. To learn more or to register as a visitor, visit https://app.greenrope.com/users/myteam45084/Media653.html.
The Toolmaker™ mini CNC machine carves out the mirror image of your PCB into blank catridges optimized for SMT assembly, including stencil printing. With this desktop machine SMT assemblers can now build their own superior quality tooling on demand for less than $100 in material. The dedicated fixtures accommodate the stencil printer vacuum feature and they are made in a pliable material that provide superior printability.
Modern electronic manufacturing factories are an on-demand business, yet many companies wait days for a dedicated machine fixture to become available. As PCBs get thinner, the old pin support tooling may no longer provide adequate support.
The Toolmaker produces on-demand dedicated tooling in your factory. It requires no programming. Simply clip your PCB (fully assembled or assembled on side 1) into the machine, hit start and walk away. Come back a couple of hours later and find your new fixture ready to go. Alternatively, simply download your assembly file into the machine. Not needing to send sensitive assembly files to external companies is a final benefit appreciated by many manufacturers.
inspīre solutions LLC is a brand-new company with 60 years of SMT experience. The company has developed a disruptive technology for SMT machine fixtures. The completely new technology has been developed to provide superior PCB fixtures for most of the machines in the electronic assembly factory.
