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I am looking for a semi-manual system that an operator can u... - Feb 09, 2009 by TommyG

I too am interested if anyone has any assistance that they c... - Feb 09, 2009 by A Very Frazzled Man

Hi, My name is Brian Riggs. Please check DIMA. ... - Feb 09, 2009 by Reflow Technologies

Search the fine SMTnet Archives on => dima ... - Feb 09, 2009 by davef

Here also is a link to Essemtec - they make a product you ma... - Feb 10, 2009 by mjz289

TommyG, My name is Steve Pollock and I am the VP of Sal... - Feb 16, 2009 by Steve

I can help franzzled man, My name is Steve Pollock and I a... - Feb 16, 2009 by Steve

TommyG

#58030

semi-manual SMT placement | 9 February, 2009

I am looking for a semi-manual system that an operator can use on a 2 meter conveyor to assist in part placement onto printed boards. We do some prototype assemblies where we don't get parts tape and reeled. Am looking at something that can pick up a part and then move in X/Y and place a part onto wet paste. Would like some microscope or vision camera to assist in oblique view when location the placement location. I did an internet search but didn't see any candidates.

Does anyone have any recommendations or any third parties who have developed these type of systems?

Thanks

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A Very Frazzled Man

#58033

semi-manual SMT placement | 9 February, 2009

I too am interested if anyone has any assistance that they can provide. A few years ago I took a table top, manual pick and place system and had a "table" machined that would allow me to bolt it onto one of our two meter, Inspection Station, conveyors. It mounted easily, but what I failed to take into account was that we had to have the PCB and the table-top pick and place machine on the same level, because the placement head didn't have enough travel to get down to the surface of the PCB. Don't get me wrong, it looked great! It just didn't function very well. :(

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Reflow Technologies

#58043

semi-manual SMT placement | 9 February, 2009

Hi,

My name is Brian Riggs. Please check DIMA. http://www.dimasmt.com/cmpage/products.asp

I have no association with the company mentioned above.

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davef

#58046

semi-manual SMT placement | 9 February, 2009

Search the fine SMTnet Archives on => dima <= to find threads like http://www.smtnet.com/forums/Index.cfm?CFApp=1&Message_ID=49300

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mjz289

#58058

semi-manual SMT placement | 10 February, 2009

Here also is a link to Essemtec - they make a product you may be interested in. http://www.essemtec.com/product.aspx/SMD-Pick+Place-Systems/SMD-Pick+Place/?ArtNr=EXPERT

Hope it helps.

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Steve

#58112

semi-manual SMT placement | 16 February, 2009

TommyG, My name is Steve Pollock and I am the VP of Sales for Essemtec in North America. see link...www.essemtec-usa.com/products.aspx/SMD-Pick+Place-Systems/?n=02.02 for our Expert pick and place system. we have sold over 3,000 world wide and this product is the tru market leader. We have also mounted many experts over or on conveyors. My email address is sales@essemtec-usa.com. Please email me directly and I can get you information.

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Steve

#58113

semi-manual SMT placement | 16 February, 2009

I can help franzzled man, My name is Steve Pollock and I am the VP of Sales for Essemtec in North America. see link...www.essemtec-usa.com/products.aspx/SMD-Pick+Place-Systems/?n=02.02 for our Expert pick and place system. we have sold over 3,000 world wide and this product is the tru market leader. We have also mounted many experts over or on conveyors. My email address is sales@essemtec-usa.com. Please email me directly and I can get you information.Essemtec USA also offers local support.

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