Cosmic Corp

Japanese developer of automated point soldering robot systems. PSU500 uses atomized flux and NC-controlled digitized soldering data for high-temperature precision soldering of retrofit and odd-form electronic components.

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3-3-11 Otakanomori-nishi
Nagareyama, Chiba 270-0128
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