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Fa. GK Technik has improved all designs of MCPCBs, their own and OEM as well

Just two month after the introduction of aluminum-stars for the REBEL-LEDs Fa. GK Technik, from Augsburg, Germany, has improved the designs of all MCPCBs, their own and OEM as well,to be delivered in panels for maximum handling convenience.

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"The delivery in panels", says Mr. Krueger, co-founder of Fa. GK Technik, "meets our customers requirements, to populate the MCPCBs automatically by using pick-and-place machines."

Our MCPCBs offer this features:
- Delivered in panels by 30 pieces each panel
- Ready for placement by pick-and-place machines
- Also solderable by hand, utilising solder-pads beside the LEDs
- six places for screws, needn't any isolation of the screws

"We believe, with this features, to enhance our customers success in the market. It's most important, to offer the MCPCBs solderable by hand and ready for automatic placement, too."

Fa. GK Technik offers now for the REBEL-LED the following MCPCBs as aluminum-stars (in stock):
- 15mm, for a single REBEL-LED.
- 20mm, for a single REBEL-LED.
- 20mm, for three REBEL-LEDs, configurable as triple or RGB (delivered as triple).
- 30mm, for three REBEL-LEDs, configurable as triple or RGB (delivered as RGB) - it fits to Polymer's lens-holder "181".

Non-stock-items (three weeks delivery time):
- 15mm, for three REBEL-LEDs, configurable as triple or RGB (delivered as triple).
- 15mm, for three REBEL-LEDs, configurable as triple or RGB (delivered as RGB).
- 20mm, for three REBEL-LEDs, configurable as triple or RGB (delivered as RGB).
- 30mm, for three REBEL-LEDs, configurable as triple or RGB (delivered as triple).
- 44mm, for three REBEL-LEDs, configurable as triple or RGB (delivered as triple).
- 44mm, for three REBEL-LEDs, configurable as triple or RGB (delivered as RGB).

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