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Product category: PCB Assembly Equipment and Tools
News Release from: Contax | Subject: Essemtec FLX1020/30
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 01 June 2004

Flexible configuration for SMD assembly
systems

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The Essemtec FLX1020 is a highly versatile and intelligent pick and place assembly system, offering placement speeds up to 8000 components per hour.

The Essemtec FLX1020 is a highly versatile and intelligent pick and place assembly system, offering placement speeds up to 8000 components per hour Its big brother, the FLX1030, operates at speeds of up to 15,000 components per hour and can accommodate up to 300 feeders

Both models allow the user to change product without downtime and include intelligent feeders with an LED indicator for stock and status management.

The new FLX1020/1030 can run at full speed inline, or using the unique board handling system software, they can be set up as two independent placement systems.

This enables each system to produce two smaller, different batches simultaneously.

Integrated optimisation software allows the feeders to be programmed via a wireless barcode reader and ensures that components are correctly set up.

It also provides real-time management of the entire component stock both on the machine and on the shelf, and generates online machine data to ensure that the entire system operates at maximum efficiency.

Optional glue and/or solder paste dispensing applications can be integrated into any of the modules, making this machine the ideal choice for prototyping jobs, or double sided board applications.

The model FLX1020 can also be later upgraded to a FLX1030 model directly in the field, therefore providing the highest possible investment protection for its users.

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