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OM-1606 6-42 6. Splicing 6.10.3 Cutting T ape on Feeder Side (1) Prepare the tape on the feeder side. (2) Cut the tape, using the tape cutting jig. Set the tape on the pilot pins and cut it. The tape cut jig is used for …

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In the case of 12 mm, 20 mm, 28 mm or 36 mm pitch, the pilot pin is

not to be used.

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Take care not to cut any component in order to prevent damage to the

tape cutting jig.

In the case of 12 mm, 20 mm, 28 mm

or 36 mm pitch, cut off the carrier tape

with pockets so that the center of a

carrier pocket is cut without using the

pilot pin.

Cut it so that any overlap of the tape is

not caused in the joint section.

Cut Position

(3) The preparation of new tape has

been completed.

6.10.2 Preparation of Carrier Tape for Joint

(1) Cut off the carrier tape so that it has

two pockets, which has been cut off

from a new tape.

(2) Cut it off at the position close to the

border of the pocket.

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6.10.3 Cutting Tape on Feeder Side

(1) Prepare the tape on the feeder side.

(2) Cut the tape, using the tape cutting

jig.

Set the tape on the pilot pins and cut

it.

The tape cut jig is used for the tapes

up to the 32 mm width. For the 44

mm, 56 mm width tape, cut the tape

by two stages.

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For the tape with the width of 72 or

88 mm, cut it using commercially

available scissors with a blade long

length enough to cut the tape all at

once, so that the cut position does

not deviate.

In the case of 12 mm, 20 mm, 28 mm

or 36 mm pitch, the pilot pin is not to

be used.

•

Take care not to cut any component

in order to prevent damage to the

tape cutting jig.

In the case of 12 mm, 20 mm, 28 mm

or 36 mm pitch, cut off the carrier tape

with pockets so that the center of a car-

rier pocket is cut without using the pilot

pin.

Cut it so that any overlap of the tape is

not caused in the joint section.

Cut Position

(3) The preparation of the tape on the

feeder side has been completed.

If it tends to bend, correct it.

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Feeder Side

Section where the

components are

not included

Section where the

components are included

Cut Position

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6.10.4 Tape Splicing Procedure

Note

When part of black tape is left on the peeling paper, return the peeling

paper and press the tape against the paper. Then, peel off the peeling paper

again.

Cover the prepared carrier tape for

joint over the head pocket on the

new tape and insert it to the end of

the pocket.

If it can not be inserted easily,

change the direction of the tape for

joint.

Cover also the tape on the feeder

side over the head pocket and insert

it to the end of the pocket.

At that time, the cover tape on the

side of the new tape should be above

the tape on the side of the feeder.

In the case of the tape with 24,

32, 44, 56, 72 and 88 mm width,

cut off the splicing tape along the

perforations.

The cut tape is not to be used.

Peel off the white peeling paper on

the splicing tape.

In the case of the tape with 32,

44, 56, 72 and 88 mm width, peel

the white peeling paper up to the

perforations and bend it.

Align the reference guide with the

tape border on the opposite side of

the sprocket hole and afx the tape

so that the joint position is at the

center.

In the case of the tape with 32, 44,

56, 72 and 88 mm width, align the

bent perforation section with the tape

border on the sprocket hole side and

afx it.

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