FUJI High Speed Mounter NXT IIIC | Compact Modular SMT Placement Solution

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FUJI High Speed Mounter NXT IIIC
The best floor space productivity in the industry
When setting lines back-to-back, the gap between modules can be as small as 60 mm
According to research by Fuji as of August 2021
The FUJI High Speed Mounter NXT IIIC is a compact, modular SMT Pick & Place system designed for high performance in constrained floor space
Its placement accuracy is excellent: ±0.025 mm for H24 heads in standard mode
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FUJI High Speed Mounter NXT IIIC

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PRODUCT OVERVIEW
FUJI High Speed Mounter NXT IIIC
The best floor space productivity in the industry
One NXT IIIc module occupies just 0.46 m² of floorspace, making it an incredibly compact machine.
APPLICATIONS & TARGET CUSTOMERS
Who Is It Built For?
Typical smt placement lines this FUJI High Speed Mounter NXT IIIC is specified into — matched by board size, takt time and process control needs.
1
Automotive Electronics
high-accuracy placement of safety-critical components
2
Consumer Electronics
high CPH for volume 01005 and fine-pitch boards
3
Industrial Control
reliable placement of large and odd-form parts
4
Medical Electronics
traceable placement with feeder-level control
DELIVERY CASE / AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONICS
Dual-Table Depaneling with Full Tracing
Barcode, vision alignment, dust collection and MES data interfaces were integrated, cutting manual handling and improving production record integrity.
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What are the key capabilities of the FUJI High Speed Mounter NXT IIIC?
Can samples be tested on our own PCBs before shipment?
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