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It is a Mycronic / Mydata model designated MY 100 SX 10.[1]
An SMT pick-and-place machine is used to remove surface-mount components from feed locations and position them on board features prepared for assembly. The machine class typically combines component handling, board positioning, and placement control in a single production step.
In this class of equipment, placement is guided by programmed coordinates and machine vision or alignment systems so that components are set down at intended locations before later soldering steps.
This type of machine sits in the front end of surface-mount assembly, after board preparation and before soldering. It is used once the printed circuit board is ready to receive components.
Downstream steps generally include solder paste reflow or another soldering stage, followed by inspection and any needed rework.
SMT pick-and-place machines are used for electronic assembly work that requires placing small surface-mount parts with controlled positioning on printed circuit boards.
They are commonly part of production lines for circuit board assembly in electronics manufacturing.
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It is an SMT pick-and-place machine.[1]
The following facts about the MY 100 SX 10 SMT are absent from this record as of this revision. First-hand knowledge or a citation closes a gap; every submission is reviewed before publication.
No specifications for the MY 100 SX 10 SMT are on record.
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Last updated Jul 30, 2026.