CCD vision target-drilling machines

AD-6600 Vision-Aligned Automatic Target-Drilling Machine

AD-6600 Vision-Aligned Automatic Target-Drilling Machine is designed for printed circuit boards and plastic nameplates and phototools. Working range, accuracy, cycle time and material handling must be confirmed against the actual workpiece and stated test conditions.

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PRODUCT POSITION AND CORE CAPABILITY

Vision alignment for PCB target drilling

APPLICATIONS

Materials and process applications

Material, surface, dimensions, tolerance and measurement conditions must be verified with the actual workpiece.

  • Printed circuit boards
  • Plastic nameplates and phototools
  • Mobile-device panels

DETAILS

Published specifications and configuration notes

  • 01

    Machine feature: Designed for PCB, phototool and nameplate materials of varying thickness, with drilling intended to minimise hole enlargement and burrs

  • 02

    Machine feature: X-Y table rapidly positions the workpiece for CCD target acquisition

  • 03

    Machine feature: High-speed spindle on the U-V table provides precision target positioning and drilling

  • 04

    Machine feature: Low-noise, low-vibration drilling operation

  • 05

    Working area: 500 × 400 mm

  • 06

    Processing accuracy: ± 20 μm (COMWEB standard test board)

  • 07

    Drilling speed: 1.1 s/hole at 10 mm pitch with X-axis travel, measured with COMWEB standard test sample

  • 08

    Drill diameter: Ø 1.4-3.175 mm

  • 09

    Illumination: white LED front and back lighting

Published specifications apply under their stated test conditions. Final specifications, test methods and acceptance criteria are defined in the project documents and verified with the actual workpiece.

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