"We can use this high-tech system to demonstrate to customers how the coating process works in their production," says application engineer Hartmut Giesen. At the PCIF, the MYC50 in the protective coating technical center attracted the attention of visitors to the Peters in-house exhibition during the practical demonstrations. Its advantage lies in the fact that components can be selectively coated in a single casting. This means that the protective lacquer is not applied to the entire surface of assembled PCBs, but only where it is actually needed - in a single process. This saves resources and time, is environmentally friendly and less energy-intensive than the usual coating processes in industrial plants.
The prototype of the MYC50 was developed by Axxon Mycronic five years ago. It is particularly interesting for sectors such as automotive, medical and aerospace, but also for other industrial sectors. Its maintenance is very low-threshold and virtually no chemicals are used in the cleaning process. In addition, the energy consumption of electricity and compressed air has been kept as low as possible.