Used ASM AD 860 #9383138 for sale

ASM AD 860 is a production machine used in the electronics assembly industry. It is designed to quickly and accurately attach individual dies to printed circuit boards (PCBs). ASM AD860 uses a high-speed rotary mechanics equipment to place and attach dice on PCBs. This technology ensures precise placement and attachment with minimal impact to surrounding PCB traces. The machine features a high-resolution camera system for precise placement of the die on the PCB. This allows for a much more accurate alignment of the die with respect to the traces on the PCB. AD 860 utilizes a unique and user-friendly software to control the operation and monitoring of the machine. This software makes it easy for operators to control parameters such as dispense frequencies and force or speed of attachment. These parameters are adjustable and programmed into the machine for different types and sizes of dice. An alarm unit is also included in the software in case of any machine malfunctions. AD860 has a wide range of allowed applications, varying in size from 0.4mm up to 3.0mm dice. All process parameters such as dispensing speed, force, and tool path can be easily set. The machine comes with a specialized suction pick-up head which can be adjusted to accommodate a wide variety of of chip sizes. This pick-up head is connected to a pressurized air tool that maintains a vacuum to ensure accurate placement of the die on the PCB. ASM AD 860 is fast. It can attach up to 600 pieces per hour with no reduction in quality. This ensures maximum productivity on the assembly line. This machine is very reliable and requires minimal maintenance. ASM AD860 has built-in safeguards to protect the machine from potential malfunctions. Overall, AD 860 is a highly reliable and efficient machine for attaching dies to PCBs. It comes with user-friendly software designed to make set-up and operation of the machine easy. The machine's accuracy, speed, and robust design make it perfect for high volume production applications in the electronics assembly industry.