SMT (Surface Mount Technology) Machine
An SMT (Surface Mount Technology) machine is a key piece of equipment used in electronics manufacturing to automatically place surface-mounted components (SMDs) onto printed circuit boards (PCBs). These machines are also known as pick-and-place machines because they pick components from feeders and place them accurately on the PCB at high speed.
SMT machines are designed to handle a wide range of components—from tiny resistors and capacitors to complex integrated circuits (ICs). They work with advanced vision systems and precision nozzles to ensure components are placed correctly for reliable circuit performance.
Used in industries like consumer electronics, automotive, telecommunications, and medical devices, SMT machines help manufacturers produce high-quality electronics quickly and efficiently. They are an essential part of modern PCB assembly lines and support both small and large-scale production needs.
Yamaha YV100XG
Built with a multi-functional placement head, the YV100XG supports a wide variety of SMD components—from ultra-small chips like 0402 to large ICs and fine-pitch devices.
Yamaha YG200
This machine is used to mount the components on the PCB and it can also used to mount LED components.It contains 4 gantry with total 24 nozzles which gives a cph of 32000
Yamaha YSM10
Handles a wide range of components from 0201 (0.2 mm × 0.1 mm) ultra-micro-chips to large parts 55 mm × 100 mm and 15 mm in height and needs no head replacement since it uses high-speed general-purpose heads the same as high-end models.
Yamaha YS24
The Yamaha YS24 SMT machine is a high-speed, flexible surface-mount technology solution, offering dual-lane capability, precise component placement, and advanced vision systems for efficient electronics manufacturing.
Yamaha YSM20R
The Yamaha YSM20R SMT machine delivers high-speed, high-accuracy component placement with advanced motion control, intelligent feeders, and a modular design, ideal for versatile and efficient electronics assembly production lines.