Registration-hole punching machines
AP-570D+ Vision-Aligned Sheet-Fed Dual-Punch Machine — Medical-Grade Configuration
AP-570D+ Vision-Aligned Sheet-Fed Dual-Punch Machine — Medical-Grade Configuration is designed for FPC and flexible circuits and film, PI, copper foil, PET and ITO. Working range, accuracy, cycle time and material handling must be confirmed against the actual workpiece and stated test conditions.
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Vision alignment for registration-hole punching
APPLICATIONS
Materials and process applications
Material, surface, dimensions, tolerance and measurement conditions must be verified with the actual workpiece.
- ✓FPC and flexible circuits
- ✓Film, PI, copper foil, PET and ITO
- ✓Touch panels and membrane switches
- ✓Registration-hole punching
- ✓Biotechnology applications subject to project validation
DETAILS
Published specifications and configuration notes
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Machine feature: 0.22 s/hole processing time; accuracy within ±0.020 mm under the stated test conditions
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Machine feature: 600 × 500 mm working area for large-format workpieces
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Machine feature: Large material frame accommodates two sheets and enables interference-free punching across the full working area in one setup
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Machine feature: Digital front-light and backlight settings are stored with the processing recipe for repeatable batch changeover
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Machine feature: Two punch sizes can be installed simultaneously to reduce tool-change and processing time
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Working area: 500 mm × 600 mm
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Processing accuracy: ± 20μm COMWEB standard test film
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Punching speed: 0.22 s/hole at 5 mm pitch with Y-axis travel, measured with COMWEB standard test film
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Punch diameter: standard: Ø2, Ø3, Ø3.175 mm. custom: Ø1.5–4 mm
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Punch configuration: two punch sizes can be installed
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Illumination: white LED front and back lighting (red light optional), external coaxial light (optional)
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.