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ViTrox to Demonstrate Next-Generation Vision Inspection Systems at ELEXCON Shenzhen 2023
August 3, 2023 | ViTroxEstimated reading time: 1 minute
ViTrox, which aims to be the world’s most trusted technology company, is excited to announce its first-ever participation in ELEXCON Shenzhen 2023, one of the influential trade shows in Southern China, at Hall 9, Booth #9G17 in Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Center (SZCEC), China from 23-25 August 2023.
ViTrox will be showcasing its latest Back-end Semiconductor Inspection Solutions, which are the Tray-Based Vision Handler – TR3000i and the Post Seal Vision Handler – VR20i G2 during the event.
Introducing the Tray-to-Tape & Reel Vision Inspection Handler –TR3000i, the cutting-edge solution tailored for 5G, IoT, Automotive, and Industry 4.0 industries. Its high-resolution 6-sided vision system ensures comprehensive inspections, supporting sizes from 1.8x1.8mm to 130x130mm without conversion. The TR3000i's robust handling features auto-pitching, tape width conversion, 8 active approaches for Smart Taper Precision, and up to 3x14 pick-and-place nozzles. With additional hardware configurations like the Smart Reel Changer, Auto Nozzle Changer, AUX Tray, and Extended Track, it guarantees high efficiency and high throughput. Fully automated and A.I.-powered, it optimises production yield, setting new standards for efficiency, connectivity, and precision in emerging industries.
ViTrox’s Post Seal Vision Handler – VR20i G2 is a game-changer in reel-to-reel inspection. Designed for tape widths from 8mm to 32mm, it features advanced visual inspection capabilities and automated mechanisms for track and dummy reel width adjustment, ensuring precise component handling. The system supports various package types with multiple vision inspections, enabling comprehensive and high-quality results. With dual-track to improve productivity, it enhances throughput by processing over 130K UPH for a 2mm pocket pitch and 80K UPH for a 4mm pocket pitch, while fast changeovers for different carrier tapes minimise downtime. The VR20i G2 guarantees maximum efficiency, reduces human error, and greatly reduces the return on investment (ROI) period, making it the ideal solution to automate your final gate inspection.
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