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March 12, 2025 | MicroCraftEstimated reading time: 1 minute
MicroCraft, a global leader in PCB testing and precision inkjet printing solutions, is set to showcase three cutting-edge models at IPC APEX EXPO 2025 at the Anaheim Convention Center March 18-20 in booth #4105. Each model represents the latest advancements in speed, accuracy, and automation across MicroCraft’s three product lines.
Enabling Next-Generation Technologies
EMMA E8M6151X – High-Speed 8-Probe Flying Probe Tester
The new E8M6151X is a next-generation 8-probe flying probe system featuring upgraded linear motor drive and lightweight probes for enhanced accuracy and speed.
Sarra F2T6060 – Automated TDR Test System
The F2T6060 is a cutting-edge 2-probe automated TDR test system designed with variable pitch probes, ensuring unmatched precision for high-frequency signal integrity testing.
CraftPix C4K7265T – Dual-Ink Printer with Advanced Features
The C4K7265T is an advanced 2-ink printer which will be printing both solder mask and legend at the show! New features include an Automatic Nozzle Check System for continuous quality assurance and a Wide-Field Navigation Camera for improved alignment and efficiency.
Experience MicroCraft’s Innovation Firsthand
Visitors to booth #4105 will have the opportunity to see live demonstrations of these new systems and speak with MicroCraft experts about how MicroCraft’s solutions can enhance PCB production workflows.
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