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1707 EXL Reflow SolderingversusJM 100 Placement

Heller 1707 EXL Reflow Soldering, Juki JM 100 Placement, side by side. Every value shown is drawn from the cited encyclopedia entries.

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Attribute
OEMHellerJuki
CategoryAssembly / SMTAssembly / SMT
Wafer size——
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Introduced——
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Family—Juki JM 100 Placement
Specifications
MakeHeller[1]—
Model1707 EXL[1]JM 100[3]
Machine typeReflow soldering machine / reflow soldering oven[1]—
Vintage2005[1]—
Power inputStandard 208/240 VAC 3-phase[2]—
Breaker size100 amps @ 480 V[2]—
Optional power inputs380/400/440/415/480 VAC[2]—
Frequency50/60 Hz[2]—
Overall length134 in (340 cm)[2]—
Overall width54 in (137 cm)[2]—
Overall height63 in (160 cm)[2]—
Typical net weight3000 lbs (1360 kg)[2]—
Operating systemWindows XP[2]—
Top heating zones7[2]—
Bottom heating zones7[2]—
Cooling zones1[2]—
Heater typeInstant response open coil[2]—
Heater materialNichrome[2]—
Temperature range25-350°C standard; high temperature up to 450°C optional[2]—
Maximum conveyor speed74 in/min (188 cm/min)[2]—
Configuration—Mechanical Fixed Feeder Bank (Front & Rear)[3]
Manufacturer—Juki[4]
Category—Assembly / SMT[4]
Machine name—Juki JM 100 Placement System[3]
Component insertion speed—0.6 sec/part for vacuum nozzle and 0.8 sec/part for gripper nozzle[5]
Board size, single clamping—50 mm x 50 mm to 410 mm x 360 mm[5]
Board size, double clamping—80 mm x 100 mm to 800 mm x 360 mm[5]
PCB weight—Max. 4 kg[5]
Component height—Max. 30 mm[5]
Placement accuracy, laser recognition—±0.05 mm (3σ)[5]
Placement accuracy, vision recognition—±0.04 mm[5]
Power supply—200 to 415V AC 3-phase[6]
Apparent power—1.8kVA[6]
Operation air pressure—0.5±0.06MPa[6]
Air consumption—82L/min[6]
Conveyor height—900 mm ±20 mm[6]
Machine dimensions—1,500 x 1,500 x 1,45 mm[6]
Mass—1,300 kg[6]
Feeder bank—Mechanical Fixed Feeder Bank (Front & Rear)[3]
Nozzle—2071 Mini Chuck Nozzle[3]

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Sources (6)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
  1. [1]Equipment inventory listing
  2. [2]efsmt.comefsmt.com
  3. [3]inventory listing
  4. [4]waferpedia.comwaferpedia.com
  5. [5]juki.co.jpjuki.co.jp
  6. [6]jukiamericas.comjukiamericas.com