Used MIRAE MX 400 #159774 for sale

MIRAE MX 400 is an automated PC board assembly equipment for medium- to high-volume production. It offers various processes for surface mount device (SMD) assembly on any type of substrate. The system utilizes selective soldering technology and is able to accommodate components from 0201 resistors to large broadband transformers. With MIRAE MX400, users can achieve highly accurate and reliable SMD assemblies in a fraction of the time compared to traditional wave soldering. MX 400 utilizes an intelligent vision unit to ensure accurate placement of components onto the printed circuit board. The camera machine captures images of each board throughout the entire process, verifying the accurate placement of parts. The tool also features a nozzle changer head for allowing multiple types of soldering to be used. This includes low temperature soldering for fine-pitch part placement and lead-free soldering for wave soldering applications. MX400 is designed to make it easier to achieve high-volume manufacturing. It is equipped with a user-friendly control panel, which allows the user to easily set parameters for different types of components and substrate types. The panel also stores settings for up to 90 different common SMD components for repeatable production applications. MIRAE MX 400 includes additional features to improve productivity. An automated process monitoring asset can pause production when necessary, to repair process irregularities and minimize lost production time. Furthermore, an intelligent layer elevating model helps minimize substrate warpage and misalignment. Additionally, an automated fume extraction equipment helps keep the work area clean and operating safely. MIRAE MX400 offers a powerful, user-friendly approach to SMD assembly. Its intelligent vision system and automated features help ensure the most accurate results in a fraction of the time of traditional wave soldering. The unit is ideal for mid- to high-volume production and is designed to help push the boundaries of what is possible with automated PC board assembly.