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User Manual SIPLACE HS-50 5 Station extensions Software Version SR.50x.xx 01/2006 US Edition 5.9 Vacuum tooling 173 5.9 V acuum tooling V acuu m tool ing is an other mod ule that i s used to inc rease the place ment acc …
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The following parts may be ordered if required:
– Magazine with 48 glass components
– Magazine with 196 ceramic components
5.8.4 Functional description
First select the placement program for fine calibration by selecting the ‘Cluster for fine calibration’
option from the ‘Options’ pull-down menu. Then process the mapping plate with the glass
components from a magazine on the manual tray.
After placement, start the SITEST program and run the ‘Fine calibration’ measuring program.
The placement head (Collect&Place head or Pick&Place head) will measure the current
placement positions of the glass and/or ceramic components and compare these positions with
the circular fiducials on the mapping plate.
The 48 glass components are used to calculate the offset values in the X and Y directions and the
angular deviation.
The 196 ceramic components are used to verify and confirm the measured offset values. Ceramic
component cannot be used for angle correction.
The offset values are used to determine the corrected values, which are then entered in the
machine’s machine data.
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5.9 Vacuum tooling
Vacuum tooling is another module that is used to increase the placement accuracy for concave
PCBs. The vacuum surface of this device picks up concave PCBs during processing and aligns
them so they are flat. 5
The vacuum tooling module can be used on both single and dual conveyors, and is fitted to the
lifting tables. 5
5.9.1 Description of the functions
The PCB is fed to the processing belt, where it is stopped. The lifting table moves up and the vac-
uum circuit for the vacuum tooling device is opened. The PCB is then held in place by the vacuum
tooling device, which is pressed with a spring action against the PCB by the lifting table. This
causes the suction cups of the tooling device to press against the PCB and hold it firmly in posi-
tion. 5
The vacuum channels are vented after placement. The lifting table is lowered, the PCB is re-
leased, and can then be moved on. 5
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