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Mycronic launched a series of new compact, high-capacity MY300 pick-and-place machines at this year’s SMT Hybrid Packaging exhibition in Nuremberg, Germany.
The SMT machine is the second member of the next-generation MYPro series, and offers 40% higher space-productivity than previous models, making it possible to handle a wider range of components within a smaller machine footprint. In addition, it achieves higher speeds due to automatic job selection, rolling changeovers, as well as faster board transfer and tool changes.
Throughput is increased significantly thanks to simultaneous assembly of multiple boards. Additionally, the improved linescan vision system ensures a future-proof solution for the most advanced components. The MY300 will be available in three different models – MY300DX, MY300SX and MY300LX – offering a wide range of highly automated line configurations.
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