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VJ Electronix, Inc. will exhibit in Stand 1J45 at NEPCON South China, scheduled to take place August 28-30, 2018 at the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center. The company will demonstrate its XQuik II with AccuCount Technology and Summit 1800i rework system.
The revolutionary XQuik combines a unique imaging technology, offering the highest contrast and resolution with the most powerful automated counting algorithms and material handling for fast, accurate component counting. The XQuik requires no programming or library development for more than 95 percent of all components while providing the greatest accuracy for 01005 and smaller (008004).
With hundreds of installations worldwide, the XQuik has been integrated with all leading MES systems and storage solutions. Offering much more than just labor savings, XQuik has a very strong return on investment.
The Summit 1800i offers everything customers liked about the Summit 1800 plus more. The rework system provides the highest speed and accuracy for large boards (up to 560 x 762mm). Now available with 80mm component alignment capability, the 1800i is the leading choice for DIMM connectors and CPU sockets.
Recognized as the leader for large components, the Summit 1800i has improved Micro Passive performance, yet remains compatible with existing Summit 1800 processes.
About VJ Electronix
VJ Electronix, Inc. manufactures production ready, automated Rework and X-ray inspection systems with many advanced capabilities. The company frequently provides custom solutions tailored to satisfy specific application requirements. VJ Electronix is a worldwide leader in X-ray Inspection and Rework equipment.
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