PCB Depanelling Machine
Series 4646
4. Technical specifications
The machine is engineered with a closed, reinforced and torsion-free frame, covered with a shielded metal-sheet ESD housing, built in suction-unit and integrated electrical appliances & electronic module.
Lightweight, Gantry-design x / y - coordinates precision module for advanced-acceleration (flying PCB) with integrated easydemounting PCB-fixture.
PCB-feeding optionally
- semi-auto - manually operated loading / unloading or with 2 level shuttle-feeder
- in-line-loading / unloading with integrated, width-adjustable conveyor belt
Maschine
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W x DT x H
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1000 x 1350 x 1750 mm
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Working height
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930 – 1050 mm
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Weight
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ca. 700 kg
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Current
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230 V / 50/60 Hz / 16 A
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Compressed air
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0,6 mPa (6bar), oilfree
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Color
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RAL 9002 / customer specific
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Work space
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Standard panelsize
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460 x 460 mm or customer specific
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Mounting height standard top side:
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max. 15 mm
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bottom side:
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max. 45 mm or customer specific
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PCB fixation
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PCB resting with tooling holes in centering-pins and on supporting pins in unpopulated areas, if required in combination with vacuum pins.
Stabilization from top with spindle retainer-brush.
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Tools
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Shank spindle
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up to 60.000 rpm
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Disc spindle
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20.000 rpm
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Shank tools
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0,8 – 3,175 mm /(1/8“)
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Disc tools
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0,3 – 1,6 mm
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Depanelling speed
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Shank tools
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up to 80 mm / sec.
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Disc tools
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200 mm / sec.
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Accuracy
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Repeatability
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± 0,02 mm
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Positioning
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± 0,02 mm
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Depanelling
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± 0,15 mm
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Dust extraction
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External dust-explosion protected vacuum unit, with intelligent lock-valve, suction-monitoring.
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Noise level
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Operating noise
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59 db (A)
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System CPU
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- IPC-control DIN-language
- Path control (routing/sawing)
- Windows user interface
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CE, ESD, EMC, accident prevention
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The machine meets viable rating of local safety
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Operating stand-by capability
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> 98%
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Machine qualifying references
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