A mounting nozzle positions electronic components using camera-captured pattern images and pre-stored positional relationship data.
Rotating the nozzle prevents large components from interfering with previously mounted parts on the board.
Optical detection replaces mechanical suction to identify empty tapes and position leading components, eliminating unnecessary lifting cycles.
A detachable cleaning unit supplies air to suction nozzles for automated maintenance cycles.
A component mounter stores unused backup pins beneath a plate using vertical nesting to optimize internal space.
A device management system tracks conveyance carriage positions and component identification to streamline setup operations.
An exchangeable bumper section absorbs collision forces between adjacent tape feeders, preventing wear on the feeder main body and reel holder.
Detecting rotation angle via a transmission gear side surface reduces tape feeder thickness while maintaining pitch feeding accuracy.