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February, 2019


SCHUNK to Show Large-Panel, Modular Depaneling Machines


OVENS & FURNACES


Morrisville, NC — SCHUNK Elec- tronic Solutions is bringing two de- paneling machines with large instal- lation spaces onto the market: the SAR-1300-Mono-Smart and the SAR- 1700. The machines mill and saw in-


and short cycle times. The SAR-1300- Mono-Smart achieves separation effi- ciency of up to 13.2 ft/min (4 m/min). Due to the linear motor axes and ad- vanced control technology, the milling accuracy is ±3.9 mil (±0.1 mm).


SAR-1300 depaneling machines.


Class 100 Cleanroom Ovens 3-40 cu. ft. capacity


UL Listed controls Class A flammable solvent models HEPA recirculated air filters www.grievecorp.com 847-546-8225


dividual PCBs from a large PCB panel — the maximum panel size is 23.6 x 19.7 in. (60 x 50 cm). The company also designs mod-


ular depaneling machines. The ad- vantage for electronics manufactur- ers is that they can buy a basic ver- sion of the machine and retrofit it later. Expansion options include ad- ditional milling modules, a camera system or a robotic arm that takes over the loading and unloading, re- ducing personnel costs. Customers benefit from process reliability, low electricity consumption


The SAR-1700 achieves the


milling speeds of the SAR-1300- Mono-Smart and also saws with speeds of up to 32.8 ft/min (10 m/min). Even with high perform- ance, the machines save energy. The SAR-1700 consumes 800W, while the


SAR-1300 requires 700W. Contact: SCHUNK Intec, Inc.,


211 Kitty Hawk Drive, Morrisville, NC 27560 % 919-767-2013 E-mail: kelly.fair@us.schunk.com Web: www.schunk.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 1207


See at IPC APEX, Booth 1304


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