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Dynatech Brings Samsung Printer to N. America
June 11, 2007 |Estimated reading time: 1 minute
HORSHAM, Pa. Dynatech Technology added the Samsung SMP300 screen printing system to its SM series distribution in North America. The system part of Dynatech's turnkey manufacturing line from Samsung, including the SM series, CP component-placement system, RF30 reflow soldering systems, and board-handling systems provides automatic printing with proprietary handling technology and 2D post-print inspection.
The manufacturing systems are available with "single-source" support from Dynatech. The SMP300 is said to increase print quality with a durable design and familiar user interface, complementing Samsung assembly lines. Continuous throughput and increased yields are enabled by programmable 2-D inspection, wet/dry under-stencil wiping, and a three-stage conveyor systems with extended input and output conveyors to eliminate buffer units in the SMT line.
Proprietary top and side clamping align PCBs at the proper plane and height for printing, while two charge-coupled device (CCD) cameras, a multi-axis servo-motor-controlled stage, and automatic recognition features identify fiducials. The print head is closed-loop and pneumatically controlled. The printer enables designs with 01005 form factors. Additional features include a proprietary advanced separation control (ASC) that prevents unwanted paste deposition on the stencil; users can configure profiles with six different separation profiles tailored to process needs, stencil design, solder paste, and board geometries. The printer handles PCBs from 50 × 50 mm to 610 × 510 mm.