Excelitas Technologies Corp., Waltham, MA, has launched of its new OmniCure® AC2 Series UV LED Curing Systems. This small form factor, aircooled product provides excellent curing uniformity and allows for the adjoining of multiple systems to address any length application or working distance. These systems are ideal for applications such as pinning, edge bonding, cable assembly, and other small component assembly.
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