Used ASM Eagle 60 #9386482 for sale

ASM Eagle 60 is a thermally-controlled bonder that is used in the electronics and semiconductor industries to attach components to a substrate with a reliable, high-precision bond. The bonder uses a process of accurate heat and pressure measurement to create a bond that is very reliable and long lasting. Eagle 60 is a high-tech piece of equipment designed to provide precise and efficient bonding. It has a user-friendly touchscreen interface that makes it easy to use and configure for different types of materials and substrates. The bonder also has a built-in vision equipment that allows for accurate alignment and to double check the accuracy of each bond. The bonder is built on a heavy-duty aluminum frame that provides rigidity and stability while using ASM Eagle 60. The heat position is adjustable so that you can create a uniform temperature profile that is tailored to your materials needs. The touch screen is connected to a 4-axis motion stage system that allows for easy alignment of any type of substrate desired. Eagle 60 uses a heated tip to create the bond. This tip is heated to a set temperature and can be adjusted as needed to create the perfect bond. The bond is formed by using pressure to press the bond together and the pressure is also adjustable to create the perfect bond. The bonder also has a cooling unit to rapidly cool the bond so that it is ready to be used. ASM Eagle 60 can be used for a variety of materials and substrates, including metals and ceramics. The bonder is fitted with a vision machine and can be calibrated to ensure perfect and uniform alignment of the substrates prior to bonding. The materials and substrates need to be clean before starting the bonding process to ensure a strong bond. Eagle 60 is compact and lightweight, making it easy to transport and use in various locations. The bonder is designed for continuous use and is designed to operate for long periods of time in a high-temperature and high-pressure environment. ASM Eagle 60 can be used in a number of industries including aerospace, automotive, and finally, electronics and semiconductor manufacturing.