Uv light - Import export

UV lights are used to make invisible features on products visible. The UV radiation causes certain materials to glow. This glowing is clearly visible to the human eye and cameras. Product labels that consumers find annoying can be applied with transparent, fluorescent ink. However, under UV radiation, the labelling can be made visible for the purposes of inspection. Fluorescent, low-contrast adhesives, paints and seals can be shown in high contrast with ultraviolet radiation. Presence and completeness monitoring is thus made easier for the camera. The finest cracks, such as in cast parts, can be made visible with the aid of fluorescence.

Encapsulation is the method for protecting the chip and wires against mechanical stress and environmental influences. For this purpose, cast resin is dispensed and then cured by UV light or heat, depending on the type of resin. The PowerSeal offers highest quality and maximum speed for the encapsulation of chip modules with up to 40,000 modules/hour. PowerTest - Chip Module Test System The inspection of IC modules for smart cards and RFID devices, based on parametric and functional testing, is an integral part in the production flow and quality assurance. The PowerTest is designed for high-speed testing and encoding of chip modules on 35 mm tapes. The system is also perfectly suited for initialisation and personalisation of IC modules, including OS loading. GTL700 - Glue Tape Lamination System The GTL700 is a highly reliable and flexible system for glue tape lamination of chip module tapes in preparation for the hot melt implanting process. The very efficient system can...

LUMIMAX® Bar Lights generate an elongated illumination of the test object, due to its constructional shape. The illumination radiation characteristics can be influenced by using various ancillary lenses. LUMIMAX® lightings of the LB-series are equipped with high-quality Power-LEDs and therefore guarantee an extremely bright homogeneous illumination – even with large operating distances and short exposure times. These continuous or flash lightings are applied combined with matrix and line scan cameras in code-scanning applications, as Dark Field Lights, for illuminating large object fields etc.