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Yamaha to present new ways to improve surface-mount performance

30 September 2025 Events

Yamaha Robotics Europe SMT Section will bring innovations that boost flexibility, speed, and efficiency in surface-mount assembly to Productronica 2025 in Munich this November. The booth’s main display areas will present the latest machines in the 1 STOP SMART SOLUTION, the power of Yamaha Intelligent Factory software, and new solutions for mounting large components.

In the 1 STOP SMART SOLUTION, the YRP10 premium printer, YRM20 mounter, and YRi-V 3D inspection system will interact seamlessly to optimise productivity and share data with Yamaha Intelligent Factory software. In addition, two display areas dedicated to the software will highlight powerful new tools that enhance assistance for process engineers, focusing on planning and preparation, quality assurance and production support.

Visitors will also be able to see Yamaha’s new YRP10e entry-level printer, launched in 2025. Delivering disruptive value, the YRP10e brings speed, accuracy, and high-value features from the premium market, including print-pressure control, one-touch stencil change, high-performance inspection, and remaining solder quantity detection.

For more information visit www.yamaha-motor-robotics.eu




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