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News Release from: Contax | Subject: Camalot FX-D dispensing system
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 22 August 2007
Electronics packaging company purchases dispenser
The Camalot FX-D is a very flexible system that can be retrofitted to meet the changing production needs of any organisation
Following the launch of Speedline's Camalot FX-D dispensing system at Nepcon 2007, Contax has received the first UK order from Zarlink Semiconductor's Advanced Packaging group. Located in South Wales, Zarlink's Advanced Packaging group specialises in developing miniaturised electronic components and micro-packaging techniques, primarily for implanted medical devices and telecommunication applications.
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 22 August 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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The Advanced Packaging group purchased the new FX-D to help support the continued miniaturisation of its customers' products.
Simon Cooke, Senior Project Engineer with Zarlink's Advanced Packaging group said, 'Speedline equipment has delivered proven reliability as part of our production facility for a number of years'.
'The new Camalot FX-D offers us more advanced features that will help expand our production capabilities'.
Aimed at the mid- to high-end dispensing market, the Camalot FX-D is a very flexible system that can be retrofitted to meet the changing production needs of any organisation.
It can be configured as a stand-alone or in-line system, and includes options such as a heat facility, servo-driven pumps, SmartStream technology, weight scales and conveyors.
The system can also support two independently controlled Z-heads for sequential dispensing.
'Contax has been very helpful throughout and provided excellent service', continued Simon.
'We are now looking forward to delivery of the system in the coming weeks'.
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