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Parameter Table for SMT Machine

Parameter Description
Placement Accuracy ±0.01–0.05 mm (depends on model and calibration)
Placement Speed 5,000–150,000 components per hour (CPH)
Component Compatibility 0402 (0.4×0.2 mm) to 50×50 mm (e.g., QFP, BGA, CSP)
PCB Size Range 50×50 mm to 510×460 mm (adjustable for industrial and compact designs)
Power Supply 220–240V AC, 50/60 Hz
Feeder Capacity 64–256 slots (supports tape, tray, tube, and bulk feeders)
Vision System High-resolution CCD cameras (5–20 μm/pixel) with AI-driven defect detection
Control Software Windows-based interfaces with CAD/CAM integration and real-time diagnostics
Machine Types Gantry, rotary turret, hybrid, and modular parallel systems
Compliance Standards IPC-9850, ISO 9001, and IEC 62321 (RoHS-compliant workflows)

 

An ​SMT Machine (Surface Mount Technology Machine) is a high-precision automated system used in ​electronics manufacturing to place surface-mount components (e.g., resistors, ICs, LEDs) onto printed circuit boards (PCBs) with micron-level accuracy. Key features include multi-nozzle placement heads, AI-powered vision systems for component alignment, and compatibility with ​0402 miniaturized components to ​large BGA packages. These machines achieve speeds up to ​150,000 CPH while maintaining ±0.01 mm placement accuracy, ensuring compliance with ​IPC-9850 and ​ISO 9001 standards for defect-free production . Widely used in automotive, consumer electronics, and telecommunications, SMT machines integrate with CAD/CAM software for programmable workflows and support RoHS-compliant soldering processes. Their modular designs enable scalability for high-mix, low-volume (HMLV) or mass-production environments, reducing labor costs and improving yield rates through real-time QA/QC monitoring .

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