Used ASYS AMS 03D #293818581 for sale
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ASYS AMS 03D is an advanced pc board assembly and manufacturing equipment designed for the mass production of pc boards, featuring improved speed, accuracy, and automation. The system is based on advanced 3-dimensional (3D) imaging technology to ensure high accuracy levels during the processes of mounting components, soldering, and other assembly-related activities. At the heart of the unit lies a 3D scanner and camera machine, which captures highly-accurate 3D images of the pc board surface for precise registration of component placement and soldering locations. The tool also features a 4-spindle pick and place machine with a full 7-axis robot arm and component-specific taping. This allows for fast and accurate placement of components onto a printed circuit board. The soldering interface is another key feature of ASYS AMS 03 D. It utilizes a custom-built soldering head and robotic arm with a built-in process control asset to ensure reliable solder joint creation. The model further features an automatic maintenance interface to perform any additional maintenance activities, such as cleaning and alignment of components. This increased automation reduces human error and improves throughput times significantly. AMS 03D also has a range of analysis and inspections capabilities. The equipment can capture high-resolution images of assembled pc boards to enable visual inspection using a camera-based system. The unit can also perform 3D optical inspections of assembled boards, using a 3D stereo microscope, as well as X-ray inspection for BGA components. The machine features ICT/FCT testing and test coverage-analysis for assessing the board performance under different conditions. Overall, AMS 03 D is a highly advanced pc board assembly and manufacturing tool offering improved speed, accuracy, and automation. The wide range of analysis and inspection capabilities, as well as automated maintenance capability, enable high quality pc board production with reduced human error.
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