Used ESEC 2007 SSI #9389689 for sale

ESEC 2007 SSI
Manufacturer
ESEC
Model
2007 SSI
ID: 9389689
Die bonder.
ESEC 2007 SSI (Screw and Stake Insertion) is a precision die attach machine that is used to secure integrated circuit (IC) packages to a substrate using either screws or plunging tools. It is specially designed to integrate both processes into one integrated equipment, eliminating the need for multiple machines. 2007 SSI is capable of achieving high accuracy and repeatability. It is equipped with two screws in each axis, connected to two independent servo systems for precise and repeatable motion. The head is also designed to have a long travel distance to meet the requirements of most IC packages. Finally, the use of high-accuracy vision systems allows for quick and accurate placement of each IC in the substrate. ESEC 2007 SSI is also designed with safety and ergonomics in mind. It features a full-body massage system, preventing strain and fatigue to the operator. It is also designed with a full-control function, allowing for complete monitoring and control over the entire unit. To ensure precise and reliable results, 2007 SSI is equipped with advanced technologies. These technologies include dual servo-controlled screws, head movement sensors, a frame vibration detector, and automated trifilar control systems. These systems make it possible to place IC packages accurately and repeatably. In addition, ESEC 2007 SSI boasts a high-speed data transmission interface and robust communication capabilities, allowing for fast and reliable data transfer to an external machine. The machine also features a high-performance vision tool and embedded algorithm, enabling the machine to quickly detect and select proper screw patterns. 2007 SSI is the perfect solution for manufacturers who require a reliable and accurate die attach asset. Its advanced suite of technologies allow for fast and precise placement of packages in substrates, and its ergonomic design minimizes strain and fatigue to the operator.
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