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Modular design, optional assembly as per client's requipment.
Rugged steel design, improves equipment stability.
Top & Bottom pneumatic clamps to secure magazine rack.
Soft touch LED control panel or touch screen can be selected.
| Model | VC-M | VC-L | VC-LL | VC-XL |
| Dimension(mm) | 1800*865*1250 | 2220*945*1250 | 2450*1110*1250 | 2450*1250*1250 |
| PCB Size(mm) | 50*50-330*250 | 50*50-445*330 | 50*50-530*390 | 50*50-530*460 |
| Rack Size(mm) | 355*320*563 | 460*400*563 | 535*460*570 | 535*530*570 |
| Control System | PLC | |||
| Power Supply | 1 PH AC 220V 50/60Hz (Option:110V to 380V) | |||
| Weight | 220 Kg | 260 Kg | 300 Kg | 340 Kg |
* I.C.T keeps working on quality and performance, specifications and appearance may be updated without particular notice.
What is the difference between vacuum loading and magazine loading?
Vacuum loading uses suction to pick and place individual PCBs, making it ideal for delicate or bare boards. Magazine loading, on the other hand, handles multiple boards stacked in a magazine, which is more efficient for batch processing. Both methods can be integrated into one machine to accommodate different production needs.
How do I determine if my PCBs are compatible with the loader`s vacuum system?
Compatibility depends on factors like PCB size, weight, and surface finish. Most loaders specify minimum and maximum dimensions/weights. Ensure your board has enough flat surface area for the vacuum nozzle to grip securely, and check the loader`s specifications for suction pressure limits.
Is the SMT Automatic Vacuum and Magazine Loader SMEMA compatible?
Yes. Most modern loaders are designed with SMEMA (Surface Mount Equipment Manufacturers Association) standards, ensuring seamless communication with other SMT equipment such as conveyors, printers, and pick-and-place machines.
What kind of maintenance does the loader require?
Routine maintenance typically includes cleaning the vacuum nozzles, checking the pneumatic system for air leaks, lubricating moving parts, and updating PLC software when needed. Regular maintenance helps maintain accuracy, prolong equipment life, and prevent unexpected downtime.
Modular design, optional assembly as per client's requipment.
Rugged steel design, improves equipment stability.
Top & Bottom pneumatic clamps to secure magazine rack.
Soft touch LED control panel or touch screen can be selected.
| Model | VC-M | VC-L | VC-LL | VC-XL |
| Dimension(mm) | 1800*865*1250 | 2220*945*1250 | 2450*1110*1250 | 2450*1250*1250 |
| PCB Size(mm) | 50*50-330*250 | 50*50-445*330 | 50*50-530*390 | 50*50-530*460 |
| Rack Size(mm) | 355*320*563 | 460*400*563 | 535*460*570 | 535*530*570 |
| Control System | PLC | |||
| Power Supply | 1 PH AC 220V 50/60Hz (Option:110V to 380V) | |||
| Weight | 220 Kg | 260 Kg | 300 Kg | 340 Kg |
* I.C.T keeps working on quality and performance, specifications and appearance may be updated without particular notice.
What is the difference between vacuum loading and magazine loading?
Vacuum loading uses suction to pick and place individual PCBs, making it ideal for delicate or bare boards. Magazine loading, on the other hand, handles multiple boards stacked in a magazine, which is more efficient for batch processing. Both methods can be integrated into one machine to accommodate different production needs.
How do I determine if my PCBs are compatible with the loader`s vacuum system?
Compatibility depends on factors like PCB size, weight, and surface finish. Most loaders specify minimum and maximum dimensions/weights. Ensure your board has enough flat surface area for the vacuum nozzle to grip securely, and check the loader`s specifications for suction pressure limits.
Is the SMT Automatic Vacuum and Magazine Loader SMEMA compatible?
Yes. Most modern loaders are designed with SMEMA (Surface Mount Equipment Manufacturers Association) standards, ensuring seamless communication with other SMT equipment such as conveyors, printers, and pick-and-place machines.
What kind of maintenance does the loader require?
Routine maintenance typically includes cleaning the vacuum nozzles, checking the pneumatic system for air leaks, lubricating moving parts, and updating PLC software when needed. Regular maintenance helps maintain accuracy, prolong equipment life, and prevent unexpected downtime.
