April 2015 Factory Solutions News

Factory Solutions News
April 2015
NPM-W2 – the Any-Mix-Any-Volume solution - continuation.
As a major evolution from previous Panasonic SMT placement machines, the NPM-W2 marks a significant
improvement in three respects:
1. Achievement of both high-productivity and high-quality placement.
2. Faster and more efficient product changeover.
3. Enhanced coverage of component range and extra-long PCBs.
The NPM-W2 Trilogy - Part 3
3. Enhanced coverage of component range and extra-long PCBs
►Extended range of applicable components
►Availability of extra-long PCBs
Extended range of applicable components
The range of components has been extended at both ends of the scale. Now, thanks to the newly developed
lightweight 16-nozzle heads, 03015 microchips can be placed. At the other end of the component scale, the
3-nozzle head still preserves capability for up to 120mmx90mm components and up to 40mm tall and 150mm
long connectors.
Panasonic
Automotive & Industrial Systems Europe GmbH • Winsbergring 15 • 22525 Hamburg, Germany
Website: http://eu.industrial.panasonic.com
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April 2015
Board handling on NPM-W2 has been greatly improved. Depending on machine specification, the machine is
able to handle PCBs of sizes up to 1200x550mm on single lane machines and 1200x260mm on dual lane
machines, ideal for long LED panels or large industrial PCBs.
Completing the NPM-W2 trilogy, the next diagram provides an overview of all features improved on NPM-W2:
We would be happy if we could interest you in the NPM-W2 machine.
To take a look at the NPM-W2 and discuss further details please visit us at the SMT show in Nuremberg,
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taking place May 5 to May 7 2015.
We will be pleased to welcome you at our booth no. 329 in hall 7.
Panasonic
Automotive & Industrial Systems Europe GmbH • Winsbergring 15 • 22525 Hamburg, Germany
Website: http://eu.industrial.panasonic.com
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April 2015
Auto load feeder for NPM-type placement machines under development.
The component tape setting is a repeating task taking time and causing monetary loss. To limit these losses a
new type of feeder is currently being developed: the Auto load feeder.
The current component tape setting requires several steps to be performed by operators:
● Connecting new tapes requiring operator’s splicing skills.
● Collecting top tape waste from feeder
Panasonic
Automotive & Industrial Systems Europe GmbH • Winsbergring 15 • 22525 Hamburg, Germany
Website: http://eu.industrial.panasonic.com
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Auto load feeders render the above steps unnecessary and are reducing costs:
Only new tape needs to be supplied to the feeder – that’s it.
No cutting of old tapes, no splicing work, no top tape to be removed, no joint tape required.
Taking above improvements in consideration, we strongly believe the new feeders will be of great benefit to our
customer as manual work will be drastically reduced.
Please feel free to contact us for further information about the Auto load feeders.
Panasonic
Automotive & Industrial Systems Europe GmbH • Winsbergring 15 • 22525 Hamburg, Germany
Website: http://eu.industrial.panasonic.com
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Factory Solutions News
April 2015
Date: May 5, 2015 to May 7, 2015
Location: Hall 7 – Booth 329, Exhibition Centre Nuremberg
Related website: Homepage SMT
Panasonic introduces latest developments for SMT placement and semiconductor technology.
We look forward to your visit at our booth!
Sales Contacts:
Germany:
Christian Kolbe
+49 40-85386-310
Italy:
Katsusuke Fukasawa
+49 40-85386-222(Germany)
Russia & CIS countries:
Timothy Nepomnjachy
+7 812-3248787 (Russia)
Christian.Kolbe@eu.panasonic.com
katsusuke.fukasawa@eu.panasonic.com
Timothy.Nepomnjachy@eu.panasonic.com
France & North Africa:
Najib Ben-Salem
+33 1-601357- 59
Scandinavia:
Dieter Ramm
+49 40-85386-263(Germany)
United Kingdom & Ireland:
Jonathan Pollard
+44 (0) 1565 625 725 (UK)
Najib.Ben-Salem@eu.panasonic.com
Dieter.Ramm@eu.panasonic.com
Jonathan.Pollard@eu.panasonic.com
Spain & Portugal:
David Anglada
+34 93-5043-025
Central Europe:
Motomichi Ohmura
+49 40-85386-231 (Germany)
David.Anglada@eu.panasonic.com
Motomichi.Ohmura@eu.panasonic.com
Panasonic
Automotive & Industrial Systems Europe GmbH • Winsbergring 15 • 22525 Hamburg, Germany
Website: http://eu.industrial.panasonic.com
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