Screen printer and screen printing method
AssigneePanasonic Corporation
InventorTetsuya Tanaka
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AssigneePanasonic Corporation
InventorTetsuya Tanaka
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To provide a screen printer and a screen printing method that can assure a required degree of accuracy of print position when a type of work requiring a high degree of positional accuracy is taken as a target. In relation to screen printing of a plurality of single-piece substrates 11 held on a carrier 10, a cavity portion 15 having print patterns assigned to the respective single-piece substrates 11 are provided on a mask plate 14, and a camera head unit 23 captures an image of the mask plate 14 and the single-piece substrates 11, to thus recognize the position of the mask plate and the positions of the respective single-piece substrates. The single-piece substrates 11 held by the carrier 10 are individually positioned to the cavity portion 15 and sequentially printed according to a result of recognition. It is thereby possible to eliminate a chance of occurrence of a positional error, which would otherwise be caused by variations in positions of the respective single-piece substrates 11 when the plurality of single-piece substrates 11 are positioned to the mask plate 14 by one operation.
A screen printer that sequentially, individually brings a plurality of works that are placed on a carrier into contact with a mask plate from a lower surface side thereof and that causes a squeegee to perform sliding action on the mask plate supplied with paste, so as to print the works with the paste, the printer comprising:
A screen printing method for printing a plurality of works with paste by sequentially, individually bringing the plurality of works that are placed on a carrier into contact with a lower surface of a mask plate having a cavity portion that downwardly protrudes from the lower surface of the mask plate and has print patterns assigned to respective single works, the method comprising:
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