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260 versus 288

DEK 260 and DEK 288, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from its cited encyclopedia entry.

Side-by-side comparison of selected equipment models
Attribute
260DEK
288DEK
OEMDEKDEK
CategoryAssembly / SMTAssembly / SMT
Wafer size
Process node
Introduced
Production run
Lifecycle
Lifecycle milestones
Control systemWindows NT
Generation
FamilyDEK 260DEK 288
Specifications
OEMDEK[1]
Model260[1]
Screen frame external dimensions585 x 585 x 38 mm (23" x 23")[1]
Screen frame internal dimensions508 x 508 mm (20" x 20")[1]
Screen frame status on Vista pageOptions[1]
Screen frame status on Galaxy pageConfigurable as Standard[2]
Minimum board size50 x 38 mm (2 x 1.5 in.)[3]
Maximum board size510 x 510 mm (20 x 20 in.)[3]
Thickness range0.4 to 6.4 mm (0.016 to 2.5 in.)[3]
Transport speed500 mm/second (19.5 in./second)[3]
Alignment repeatability25 µm repeatability at 6 Sigma[3]
Alignment accuracy25 µm print to pad at 3 Sigma[3]
Cycle time5 seconds + process variables, including fiducial capture and alignment[3]
Set-up timeLess than 5 minutes[3]
Product changeover2 minutes (approx.)[3]
Host communicationsGEM and SECS II[3]
NetworkingWindows-compatible LAN card[3]
Remote diagnosticsModem option[3]
SPCOn board, serial, remote[3]
ApprovalsCE, EC certificate of conformity (Safety and EMC), GS German trade union safety standard[3]
Approximate weight1500 kg[3]
Approximate dimensions1580 mm W x 1640 mm D x 1680 mm H (nominal)[3]
Stencil frame compatibilityExternal dimensions between 550 mm sq. and 850 mm sq.[3]
Screen adjustment X/Y range±10 mm, resolution 2.5 µm[3]
Theta range±2.0°, resolution 0.001°[3]
Printable area with clamps510 x 504 mm (20 x 19.8 in.)[3]
Printable area with snuggers510 x 510 mm (20 x 20 in.)[3]
Print stroke56 to 680 mm (2.2 to 28.8 in.)[3]
Print speed2 to 300 mm/second (0.08 to 12 in./second)[3]
Print pressure0.4 to 20 kg (1 to 44 lbs.) active during print[3]
Print gap0 to 3.0 mm (0 to 0.1 in.)[3]
PCB stencil separation speed0.1 to 20 mm/second (0.004 to 0.8 in./second)[3]
Print modesPrint/flood double squeegee[3]
Squeegee typesAccepts most materials and style blades[3]
Paste systemOption to dispense, 1 kg and 500 g cartridge[3]
Paste kneadProgrammable paste kneading action[3]
Stencil cleaningProgrammable frequency and wipe combinations; dry, wet, vacuum options[3]
Air service3.5-6 bar[3]
Electrics110 V 32 amps, 220 V 16 amps[3]
Temperature cooling unitCools printhead temperature within the range 17-30°C[3]
Environmental control unitFull temperature and humidity control of printhead environment[3]
Product bar-code readerDual Image identified board and product verification[3]
Screen bar-code readerProduct screen verification[3]
On-board SPC softwareWindows-based software package displaying fiducial offsets, board stretch, front and rear squeegee pressure, print speed, separation speed, temperature and relative humidity; switchable between MMI and QC CALC[3]
Fiducial size0.5 to 3 mm (0.02 to 0.1 in.)[3]
Fiducial method2 and 3 fiducial option[3]
Align calibrationFully automatic calibration[3]
Camera systemOn-the-move telecentric XY camera with simultaneous look at stencil and board[3]
Stencil inspectionBlocked apertures and smearing on underside of stencil triggers under-stencil cleaner[3]
Board inspectionPaste alignment to pad, bridging, paste area, triggers paste dispense[3]
Board size (min/max)50 x 38 mm (2 x 1.5 in.) up to 510 x 510 mm (20 x 20 in.)[3]
Board thickness range0.4 to 6.4 mm (0.016 to 2.5 in.)[3]
Cycle time (incl. fiducial capture & alignment)5 seconds + process variables[3]
Print speed range2 to 300 mm/second (0.08 to 12 in./second)[3]
Print pressure range0.4 to 20 kg (1 to 44 lbs.) active during print[3]
Stencil frame size compatibilityframes with external dimensions between 550 mm (21.6 in.) sq. and 850 mm (31.5 in.) sq.[3]
Weight (approximate)1500 kg[3]
Dimensions (W x D x H)1580 mm W x 1640 mm D x 1680 mm H (nominal)[3]
Air supply3.5-6 bar[3]
Vision system typeOn-the-move telecentric XY camera with simultaneous look at stencil and board[3]

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Sources (3)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  2. [2]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org
  3. [3]web.archive.orgweb.archive.org