Electronics Forum | Fri Mar 09 09:57:08 EST 2018 | 3l3ctro
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Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 08 06:57:28 EST 2018 | davidportercpl
I'm struggling to place cylindrical components on the Panasonic AM100, melfs in particular. I have just about goet around the recognition side of things, but pickups are hit and miss, and placements are not very consistent at all. Currently using a 2
Electronics Forum | Sun Nov 13 05:29:36 EST 2016 | er_ashvin
I am looking for Panasonic AM100, Nozzle # 226 qty. 2 Let me know if anyone is having in stock.
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 12 19:23:35 EDT 2018 | ramsus
hello you can use the specific nozzles 161 or fix the pickup on axis y: 0.20mm.
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 04 09:16:10 EDT 2024 | ianphil
Hi all, looking for some advice. We are in the market for some new pick and place machines and have had a quote for an AM100 from Panasonic. We are looking for flexibility and the ability to handle 0201 inch, all of which this machine seems to be abl
Electronics Forum | Sat Mar 11 07:33:52 EST 2023 | klauss
There's two kind of nozzles with different dimensions we use. One of them works good but the another one gives a head problem sometimes. The head picks the nozzle and gives the vacuum error despite the camera recognize it. So i make another head pi
Electronics Forum | Mon Mar 18 09:04:46 EDT 2024 | carl_p
Sounds like your talking very low volume & component counts really... I would look at Panasonic AM100 for example - low cost, high flexibility but you would need multiple so you could pair it with another... Ideally we would need to understand your
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 04 11:31:30 EDT 2024 | spoiltforchoice
With older machines you need to know their service history and working hours. Plenty of 10+ year old machines have done very little work and could easily do another 10 years the same. Other have worked non-stop on multi-shift lines, if something expe
Electronics Forum | Tue Jul 19 12:03:18 EDT 2016 | Blizzardng
Hi,going to buy a new pick and place,any advise? AM100 (Panasonic) vs e series (siplace). I think both spec is quite similar. Thanks in advance.
Electronics Forum | Thu Apr 11 16:23:20 EDT 2024 | cyber_wolf
I have been in the arena with both new and used. The 10 plus year old Juki's are solid machines unless someone neglected PM's. However...if something breaks and you can't repair yourself or source to third party, Juki will stick it to you. They ma
