JFP Model PP400 

JFP Model PP400 series

Semi-Automatic Die Sorter Platform

The new serie PP400, is designed for all high density packages or substrates.

The modular concept will offer a very large flexibility in machine configuration.

PP400 is a production oriented machine, for semi-automatic operations.

High accuracy placement is performed by fast, and stable pickup arm.

Multiple head concept will solve most requirements, customer process, or specific request…


DownLoad PP400 preliminary specs -PDF File-

Pickup station, can be configurated for manual waffle packs or  wafer sorter

Die size compatible from 250 µm, up to 20mm

Placement accuracy : std < 20µm

Optional High magnification configuration

Dry Pick & Place Cycle :  <1,5 second

Large Pick-up Area:  200x200 mm or larger on request

Manually Handled Pick-up workholder

Programmable Area Substrate Workholder :  200x100 mm,  or larger on request

Placement mode:

Fully manual, Matrix, Step&Repeat, Self teach mode and Off-Line File

PP400 Platform is compatible for  indexing solutions: 

 Frames, Boats, Tape, Substrates, Packages...

Applications:

Wafer Sorter, single head 

Epoxy Die Bonding, + dispenser, or stamping  solution (dual head)

Eutectic Die Bonding, + pre-form + eutectic (dual head)

 OPERATIONS

Pick:

- Operator is required for visual alignment before picking

 - Pick Color Video camera, Optical Zoom and electronic video target, LED lighting,  17''Video Monitor

 - Targeting mode is -You Pick as You See-

Place:

- Full manual mode, Operator will select the destination position as the targeting mode - You Place as You see-

- Semi-automatic mode, all destination positions, are related to one or two reference spots.

- All placement positions will be handled automatically, so operator just keep targeting the chips prior to pick them.

- Place Color Video camera, Optical Zoom and electronic video target, Led lightingr

- Targeting mode is -You Pick as You See- or Programmed mode

note:

Semiauto-mode is optimized for higher throughput, as operator might align the following chip, while bond head is placing the previous component.