Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 16 11:07:15 EDT 2005 | Arek
Walcome, I am looking for an information about repetability and accurancy of placing component 0201 on the machines: Assembleon Topaz Xi II and Emerald Xi II. What is your experinces and is it a good chose to buy them for placing component 0201.? Do
Electronics Forum | Wed May 26 13:17:32 EDT 2010 | emrtech
FYI we also found a set of centering jaws that were up for sale at http://www.mybidpage.com these were also modified and made of stainless steel. the guy a bought the jaws from also said, he would be posting more up for sale after getting them back f
Electronics Forum | Thu Aug 18 12:46:43 EDT 2011 | jdengler
In the center of the head shaft there is a rod that is used to flag 2 sensors at the top of the shaft. This lets the machine know when a nozzle is attached. Check that the sensors are working correctly and the rod moves freely. The sensors are fib
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 29 09:43:31 EDT 2013 | cyber_wolf
First figure out which centering phase it is using when the part gets rejected. Then run the machine in step mode and watch whats going on.
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 26 11:20:33 EDT 2013 | gnus
Hi all, I'm having issues placing 7 pin DPak packages. I'm using mechanical centering with four centering phases (one for each orientation). Tool used is A24S. Machine picks up the part but will reject it when centering the part. I have measured all
Electronics Forum | Wed May 26 16:57:00 EDT 2010 | rgduval
Louie, We'd be interested in your experience with the stainless centering jaws. We just ran a job with heavy 0402 placements, and had a rough time with it. After much work on the package, magazine centering, etc, I've concluded the issue is the ce
Electronics Forum | Mon Jul 29 13:34:28 EDT 2013 | dontfeedphils
Usually the reason it will fail a part like that when you are using mechanical centering is because the part is usually picked so off center because of the body shape. So when the centering jaws close to push the part to center they give up and fail
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 04 09:47:41 EDT 2019 | smrsteve
Hello All, I've just bought a Quad 4c pick & place machine. It's so close to actually building boards, but just doesn't quite get there. I was wondering if there's somebody out there with experience of these machines that might be able to help...?
Electronics Forum | Tue Jan 23 15:28:58 EST 2024 | triplettx3
contact Mike Forseen at SMT research he is very knowlegable on all the older Fuji machines, i have alot of spare parts if you ever run into a jam.
Electronics Forum | Wed Sep 04 13:40:46 EDT 2019 | smrsteve
Hello DWL, Thanks for the response. I've measured the components with a micrometer and set the sizes. Maximum tolerance on my machine is 20%, and that's what I'm using. If I do a manual scan, the measurements are exactly right (and what I've set up
