Used FUJI NXT #118566 for sale

FUJI NXT
ID: 118566
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FUJI NXT is a highly advanced Japan-made PC board assembly and manufacturing equipment, used for building highly-complex, advanced circuit boards. It's unique design allows for the mounting, soldering, and inspection of components with extreme precision in a single machine. NXT system employs two main processes for producing circuit boards: surface-mount technology (SMT) and through-hole technology (THT). With SMT, a machine places electronic components on the board and solders them in place with a thin solder paste. With THT, machine operators first use a special drill to drill holes through the board, then manually insert leaded components, which are then soldered in place with a hot-air gun. FUJI NXT unit also features quality control processes, such as an Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) machine, which can detect component placement, component quality, and soldering defects quickly and accurately. NXT tool is highly automated, with a human-machine interface (HMI) that lets operators monitor the entire production process. It uses a modular design, which allows for easy upgrades and maintenance. It also includes a variety of safety features, such as a light curtains that stop the machine when a worker is near, and programmable component placement accuracy. FUJI NXT asset can help speed up the manufacturing of complex circuit boards. It's highly accurate, offers superior component placement, and also works well with a variety of PCB materials. It offers a high degree of interoperability, so that it can easily be integrated into existing manufacturing processes. NXT offers a high degree of reliability, with a low defect rate and minimal maintenance requirements. Its excellent performance and robust design make it an ideal choice for the manufacturing of high-performance, high-reliability boards. In addition, its versatile design allows it to be used for a variety of application types, including multimedia and telecom boards.
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