Component verification system to prevent loading of wrong part number to the placement machine. We are the first in the industry to introduce component verification concept 10 years ago and continue to be the leader in this area. Our concept of open
ScanPLACE provides a sophisticated and user-friendly alternative to complex CAM software packages and inaccurate, time consuming manual inspection and programming methods that cost assembly houses productivity, time and money. Programming Using a
Electronics Forum | Thu Jun 25 12:05:34 EDT 2020 | spoiltforchoice
There is a fairly recent one. And all the conculsions need things you don't have. Buddy loading - so one person loading one verifying everything. Barcodes - gets rid of people misreading labels mixing up 4k7 with 47K or nbot seeing a decimal point o
Electronics Forum | Wed Apr 07 09:43:55 EDT 2004 | Alan
We currently use the bartector system on our CP6. It has saved us quite a few times with wrong part numbers being loaded on the wrong location. (rework for certain parts would have been a nightmare) It is extremely easy to use. I was not involved
Career Center | Fremont, California USA | Production
SMT Operator Duties include machine set up and load, parts value verification, screen printing, hand loading, reflowing. Operator is responsible for aligning and hand placing parts on boards and working the reflow oven. Performs basic machine set up
Career Center | Derabassi, India | Maintenance,Management,Production,Quality Control,Sales/Marketing
PCB Assembly (SMT & PTH)--Process/Planning – Production – Maintenance/Troubleshooting – QA/QC
in these markets. Control systems are a critical part of
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) using the SET ORIGIN feature. By doing this the coordinates displayed for the components in the Unisoft software will typically be the same as the coordinates exported to the file to program the assembly machine making verification, if needed, easier
GPD Global | https://www.gpd-global.com/co_website/pdf/doc/Dispense-System-User-Guide-22100079K.pdf
. Avoid all heated surfaces or burns and injury may occur. WARNING Moving parts may trap or pinch hands and fingers. WARNING Unintended release can occur most commonly during maintenance, as a result of operator error, when filling syringe material, or from fittings inside the cabinet
