Super Small

Model SDR is purely designed as a dispenser. M size board (250 x 330mm) can be loaded in the compact body. SDR does not use the frame of a mounter but originally designed by focusing the functions required for a dispenser so that it fits the wing space of a chip shooter.

SDR can be put in place of a 1m buffer conveyor without changing the line.

Cost Effective

SDR has achieved a low price by cost effective design. It is a low cost, high performance dispenser that has the required minimum functions.

High Accuracy

SDR uses the technology of high accuracy mounters in many places. The key point in mechanical accuracy required for a dispenser is the coplanarity of the board to the head. If it is not coplanar, the dispense amount changes by positions. SDR achieves a high level of mechanical accuracy by i-Pulse’s high precision assembling technique. The positioning accuracy is also the same level as mounters.

Crank Motion Head

The head drive method is a crank mechanism that is used in reciprocating engines. The nozzle moves up and down in sine curve. The sine curve provides zero speed and zero acceleration at its top and bottom points. The speed when the nozzle touches the board is zero, i.e. no load on the board. The drive source uses a pulse motor and can be programmed at any speed.

Easy Replacement of Syringes

The syringe and the needle are handled in one unit for easy replacement of the syringes.

Easy Operation

The programming device uses interactive interface and easy robot language. The operation is easy even for inexperienced operators. The optional POPCOM software to be used in a PC supports the programming and machine control by PC.