Printed circuit board [component mounting] mechanized mounting of discrete components for improved production efficiency.
Are you not assembling radial parts and axial parts by hand?
Automatic lead cutting, insertion, and post-insertion bending of discrete components in an instant! This is an introduction to our component assembly service using self-insertion machines. 【Features】 ■ Capable of mixed assembly combining surface mount and insertion mount ■ Clean finish and reliable quality with N2 (nitrogen) reflow and N2 DIP layer support ■ Eliminates disadvantages of manual assembly (cost, assembly errors, extended lead times) ■ Domestic support available from small lot prototypes to mass production, with numerous requests from major electronics manufacturers ■ We propose the optimal factory and method according to the specifications and requirements of the circuit board *For more details, please refer to our company brochure and website. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.
basic information
We will propose the optimal manufacturing factory and method based on production volume and board specifications. Radial mounting machine: Panasonic RHU2 (M/L) Radial mounting machine: Panasonic RG131 Axial mounting machine: Panasonic AVK2B Axial mounting machine: Panasonic AV132
Price information
Price composition: Initial cost (program fee + setup fee) + implementation cost.
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Applications/Examples of results
[Achievements] Power supply boards for AV equipment, power supply boards for lighting fixtures, small single-sided boards, etc. [Request Examples] From a major manufacturer: Request for prototype assembly of power supply boards. 36 points/sheet for radial components, 180 units completed in 2 days. From a major manufacturer: The DIP process will be conducted at their own factory for solder verification, so they requested delivery without soldering, up to the hand insertion process. Consultation from a company considering transferring operations from overseas to domestic: Looking for a place in Japan that can perform machine assembly. The cost does not align with hand insertion assembly.
