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Automated machines working
- Thread starter AudioShockwav
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PC board assembly.
Pick and place machine
Pick and place machine
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DXman
Yes, that's 3100 degrees F. Nine yrs of hard work.
It's amazing how they work so fast, but I think it's more amazing how anyone can figure out how build the machine in first place!
I agree the programming for these things must be extremely complicated.
I would think that this is how boards are built for Anytone ( and others) now compared to hand-wave soldering like the old Rangers.
Good to see you here Larry, hope you are well and working DX.
73
Jeff
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I used to program and maintain older Fuji and newer Universal brand parts placers and was on call to reprogram placement issues or breakdowns on the line for these at L3Harris. I serviced all the machines on the line from paste to place to oven to AOI final imagery inspection. What a killer job it used to be.
I never seen anything place parts so fast. It was amazing. Thanks for posting these vids guys.
I never seen anything place parts so fast. It was amazing. Thanks for posting these vids guys.
Somewhere here I posted a couple pictures of the assembly crew at the factory in Malaysia, I can't find that post right now, but trust me it was nothing like the above......
73
Jeff
73
Jeff
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L3Harris was 10 lines. A football field long and as wide as a football field is long.
I'd like to see that Malaysia plant.
L3Harris was 10 lines. A football field long and as wide as a football field is long.