Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 19 21:55:23 EDT 2018 | stephenj37824
You've got (to my mind) 3 wholly different > classes of machine there. > > Essemtec is upper > entry level maker that is increasingly > differentiating itself from the competing > machines in its class by focusing on 3d > assembly/dispensing op
Electronics Forum | Sun Mar 18 07:52:28 EDT 2018 | stephenj37824
After doing more research I have decided against Essemtec. Still liking the Europlacer iineo+. I also have been doing research on the Ipulse S20. I really want a minimum board width of 20". Fuji also has a nice looking system that will fit the bill
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 21 09:05:53 EDT 2018 | stephenj37824
We are doing 2D on the printer. I got what seems to be a great price on the AIMEX III. I haven't heard back from Yamaha and Juki has emailed but no call yet. Fuji has a service person 3 hrs south of our location so it doesn't seem extremely far. I wi
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 17 13:48:32 EDT 2024 | jdengler
I have a AIMEX III and we have seen the top cover on the conveyor being pushed out of postion when someone does maintenance. I beleive the NXT's use the same configuration. Check to see that the cover is pushed all the way over where the PCB would
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 20 12:38:07 EST 2018 | robl
NXT's are never meant to be used in isolation - I've never seen less than 3 thin modules and 1 fat together. AIMEX III uses the same heads in one chassis if you prefer contained machines. I've had lots of platforms over the years, and worked them
Electronics Forum | Tue Nov 23 20:29:00 EST 2010 | fujiphil
For SMT machines, FUJI is one of the best. NXT2, speed and accuracy are excellent. AIMEX is a new machine. I do not know if this machine already release in the market. As far as I know, AIMEX is much faster than NXT2. Machine are maintenance friend
Electronics Forum | Thu Feb 17 08:56:13 EST 2011 | zavalko
Hi! Our company is Fuji's distributor in Russia. AIMEX couldn't be much faster than NXT2. There are four heads limit in the AIMEX while NXT can have dozens of modules & heads in single machine. It's hard to get a field data on AIMEX. Machine was re
Electronics Forum | Sun Nov 14 08:46:57 EST 2010 | christian01976
Hello! Does anyone work with Fuji Aimex or NXT II? Are they good machines? What is about maintenance and reliability? Are the Fujis better than Assembleon machines? Greetings Christian
Electronics Forum | Tue Apr 10 13:16:29 EDT 2018 | dleeper
Given your low component count, why are you considering the Fuji AIMEX over a Fuji NXT? I don't know the specifics of your product, but in general, the AIMEX is geared more for high mix/high complexity jobs and the NXT is more for low complexity, hig
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 11 07:09:34 EST 2011 | dismon
Hello, I am also thinking about Fuji NXTII, AIMEX or Assembleon AX series. What is your opinion about these high speed machines? wold you recomend some other machines? Thanks Sergio
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