ATH-7001,
The new Memory-Module Handler with PASS/FAIL sorting into
bins, from ALPHA-TEST!
Special Features of the ATH-7001:
* Pricewise and high Quality, because of using the newest production technologies.
* Outstanding reliability, designed and built in Germany with high quality in mind.
* Fast handling, high throughput with soft and safe transport of the modules.
* Exact and reliable contacting with precision centering, results in high output and less problems.
* Special contact blades, rated up to 1 million cycles and not standard testsockets for only 10k cycles used.
* Easy change of contact station to other types and sizes of memory modules with the contact conversion kit.
* Reliable sorting, because of outstanding design of the sorter, driven by air cylinders.
* Extraordinary soft sorting into the PASS/FAIL-Bins.
* Docking stations for almost all testers on the market available.
* Now also Dockingstation for Motherboards, so automatic motherboard testing possible. Testsoftware available!
* Modular and intelligent design, so easy change to always the newest memory technologies.
* Parallel function of the modular design for fast cycling.
* Customized versions possible.
* Labelings Option for ATH-7001 from preprinted label roll as ATH-7L or direct from Printer as ATH-7LP available.
* PASS/FAIL Handler into Bins, with labeling from integrated labelprinter, as ATH-7002.
* PASS/FAIL Handler into Bins, with labeling from preprinted labelroll as ATH-7003.
* Trayloader without labeling as ATH-7006.
* Trayloader with labeling from preprinted labelroll, as version ATH-7007.
* Trayloader with labeling from integrated labelprinter as ATH-7008 available.
e-mail: sales@alpha-test.com oder at@dimmtester.de
The company ALPHA-TEST Automatisierungs- und Systemtechnik
GmbH, since 1985 in the market of testing and handling almost all components and
boards . The well educated and trained peoples of ALPHA-TEST GmbH will
guarantee the fast and high quality support for the customers.
The European sales and support-center is placed in Germany, 20km south-west of munich, in
BERG at the Starnberger Lake.