Electronics Forum | Fri Jun 04 01:16:33 EDT 2004 | Grant
Hi, Thanks for the info, and can you let me know about some of the issues that were seen. We are still not sure which way to go in our decision yet, however from looking at both videos on the machines running, the Fuji's look very fast. The PCB chan
Electronics Forum | Sat Apr 25 02:46:18 EDT 2009 | smellew
FYI SME offers a replacement Tape leaf detection system which covers the whole range of FUJI CP4-CP7 machines.its also very reasonably priced. It doesn't use Fibre Sensors or mirrors. it only has 1 adjustment which is height via Eccentric screw. even
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 11 15:56:43 EDT 2002 | mjabure
Actually F4G is a programming environment similar to panatools, not a machine, it stands for "Fuji 4th Generation". The connection being questioned is to the communication network, and yes with the proper hardware you should be able to connect more t
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 10 23:37:22 EDT 2002 | Steve E
Dear Sir I can assure you that I have personal experience with the part in question.This part will run with the recommend vision types ( 11 & 12 ). I noticed You neglected to state how old the machine was, and the amount of hours. The CP-6 series hav
Electronics Forum | Tue Jun 01 10:51:28 EDT 2004 | Mike Albert
Guys I've been following your threads for a bit here. I have to say that the Universal machine is as robust and probably better than the Fuji. I too have been in this business for about 20 years and have had considerable experience on both. The pla
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 19 10:44:23 EST 2005 | russ
Although I have not personally run or programmed either the Universal or the Fuji to any great extent, I have worked in factories that have utilized each type. One had 4796 machines and the other used Fuji CP3, 4, 4-2, 6, 643. As an observer I am d
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 30 17:35:18 EST 2005 | Grant
Hi, Yes, it was fun reading this thread again. We initially upgraded our MY9 to a MY12 with line scan camera, but it was still too slow. We considered getting a second MYDATA, but decided to go with some FuJi XP 142, and 242 machines, with a second
Electronics Forum | Mon May 10 22:59:42 EDT 2004 | Grant Petty
Hi, Thanks for the info, and we are considering a CP7, as if we are going to spend the money, we might as well go all the way and get the speed. However I have seen some video of them operating, but am yet to see one. What is the placement accuracy
Electronics Forum | Wed May 26 08:40:01 EDT 2004 | vickt
The Universal / Hitachi partnership is stronger than ever! Joint Ventures and other cooperative arrangements are now the norm in any industry and make product offerings much stronger. Our partnership is long term and dates back to 1989. Our most rece
Electronics Forum | Fri Jul 09 16:43:18 EDT 2004 | Sam
If pure speed is the main requirement then I would still not go with Turrent technolgy machines. The FCM from Assembleon (Now AX) is the fastest machine in the industry and consumes much less floor space then any Turret. Gantry machines such as Siem
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