Prototype SMT assembly machine

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I'm looking for a SMT prototype & small series assembly mac... - May 18, 2007 by Lozie

Hi Bart, I would suggest MyData. They are good for proto... - May 18, 2007 by Real Chunks

Hi Bart, I suggest you have a look at Assembleon's OPAL X... - May 19, 2007 by Vinit

Good afternoon, Nevertheless, MyData is definitely better... - May 21, 2007 by Hypnotia

Thanks, in what range of price is this mydata machine loc... - May 21, 2007 by Lozie

A My-9 which will hold 96 8mm will run you $150K. That's a r... - May 21, 2007 by Ron

Lozie

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Prototype SMT assembly machine | 18 May, 2007

I'm looking for a SMT prototype & small series assembly machine, needs to be very accurate, no need for high speed. For assembly batch size 1 to 50 pcb's.

The machine needs to be accurate and flexible, able to place chips 0402 up to BGA components. Fast setup.

are there recomendations. (+price please) Kind regards Bart

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Real Chunks

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Prototype SMT assembly machine | 18 May, 2007

Hi Bart,

I would suggest MyData. They are good for protos because they are very flexible. You can use strips of parts with no leaders. This is huge unless your customer / company deals with nothing but full reels. You can even teach it to pick up lose tray parts without the tray as well.

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Vinit

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Prototype SMT assembly machine | 19 May, 2007

Hi Bart,

I suggest you have a look at Assembleon's OPAL XII. They have a special offer at this moment. You can select the machine with 4 heads (standard) and later if higher speed is needed, you can upgrade it to 8 heads. the machine is capable of handling 0201 till 45mm square components including BGAs, micro BGAs etc. with 100 8mm feeder slots.

You can contact your local Assembleon office! If you need more info., you can write to me at vinit.verma@prosemtechnology.com

Regards Vinit

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Hypnotia

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Prototype SMT assembly machine | 21 May, 2007

Good afternoon,

Nevertheless, MyData is definitely better for prototyping due to much higher flexibility. It definitely better deals with odds and ends.

BR, Pavel

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Lozie

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