Used PHILIPS / ASSEMBLEON Opal XII #293667035 for sale

PHILIPS / ASSEMBLEON Opal XII is an advanced pc board assembly and manufacturing platform designed to provide efficient and cost-effective manufacturing solutions. The equipment is based on a unique modular design, enabling flexibility and scalability to meet various production needs. The system is capable of creating printed circuit boards (PCBs) of up to 1,500 mm2 and up to 28 layers in a single process. PHILIPS OPAL-XII offers excellent flexibility and performance, allowing users to configure the unit for their individual production needs. It features a universal conveyor to accommodate various board sizes and uses an overhead beam for pick and place accuracy. The machine can mount components onto both sides of the board simultaneously, increasing throughput and reducing downtime. It utilizes advanced technologies such as its patented O-ring vision technology to ensure accuracy while operating at high speeds. The tool's SMEMA-compatible software is capable of managing all stages of the product life cycle, allowing users to track, monitor and manage processes in real time. It also offers a high degree of flexibility, as component libraries and recipes can be easily adapted to account for changing production demands. The software also includes an automatic programming function, which allows the asset to re-program components and boards instantaneously when needed. In addition, ASSEMBLEON OPAL X II offers low maintenance requirements compared to competing systems. The model has a compact design and requires minimal downtime for service or repairs. The relatively low cost of ownership makes the equipment an attractive investment for many businesses. Overall, PHILIPS Opal XII is an advanced pc board assembly and manufacturing system specifically designed for businesses that demand flexibility and cost-efficiency. Its innovative modular design, universal conveyor, flexible software, and low maintenance requirements make it an attractive choice for many businesses looking to reduce their operating costs.