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Manncorp’s New SMT/BGA Rework System Under $15k Handles any SMD Repair
August 27, 2015 | ManncorpEstimated reading time: 2 minutes

Manncorp has taken surface mount board repair to new levels of performance and affordability with the introduction of the new RW1210 Rework System. An enhanced touchscreen user interface now contains selectable operating modes that fully automate removal, placement, and soldering sequences for increased operator efficiency. In addition, the RW1210 includes an enlarged board holder to handle extra-large PCBs up to 430 mm x 360 mm (17" x 14.25"). Best of all, the RW1210 is supplied complete for only $14,995 and, out of the box, includes everything needed to tackle today’s most challenging surface mount board repairs.
The RW1210 comes standard with a 1.3 million pixel, split-vision CCD camera and a 15” 1080p high-resolution display. Joystick-controlled zoom with 230x magnification and high-brightness LED lighting provide ultra-clear, superimposed views of component leads and PCB solder pads for easy alignment using ultra-fine X, Y, and Θ axis micrometers. In conjunction with its high-precision Z-axis drive mechanism and automatic height sensing, the RW1210 provides the ±0.01mm placement accuracy needed for 0.3 mm (0.012") lead pitch µBGAs and delicate QFPs.
Five hot air nozzles are included, selected by the customer from a full assortment available for components from 2 x 2 mm to 55 x 55 mm. The nozzles direct hot air from the 1200W upper heater to the component and adjustable air flow control prevents even the smallest chip components from shifting during reflow. The 1200W bottom heater, essential for BGA repair, is surrounded by a 2700W, rapid IR underheater that quickly and efficiently heats the entire bottom surface of the PCB to prevent board warpage, reduce cycle times, and limit temperature exposure.
The RW1210’s multi-level, password-protected software includes sample temperature profiles for both lead-free and eutectic solders. These can easily be modified to suit different rework applications and then stored in the program library for later use. Set temperature versus actual temperature profiles measured through the unit’s built-in thermocouple input can be recorded and exported to a flash drive connected to a USB port on the front of the machine.
Manncorp offers free, on-site installation and training on the RW1210, which is also backed by a full two-year parts warranty and unlimited factory support.
About Manncorp
For nearly five decades, Manncorp has supplied electronics manufacturers with the world’s best values in PCB assembly equipment, direct to the customer, at the industry’s most competitive prices, and with full service and support. Offices worldwide: East (Huntingdon Valley, PA), West (San Diego, CA), Mexico, Brazil, China. www.manncorp.com
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