Adsorption head for surface mounting device
AssigneeSamsung Techwin Co., Ltd.
InventorKitada SUSUMU
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Abstract
An adsorption head for a surface mounting device, including: a main body; a shaft which moves in a direction of a longitudinal axis of the shaft and rotates around the longitudinal axis mounted on the main body, and the shaft includes a lower shaft and an upper shaft. The lower shaft is detachably attached to the upper shaft; and an adsorption nozzle which adsorbs electronic parts mounted on a lower end of the shaft, wherein an air passage connected to the adsorption nozzle is provided in the lower shaft.
Claims16
An adsorption head for a surface mounting device, comprising:
- a main body;
- a shaft which moves in a direction of a longitudinal axis of the shaft and rotates around the longitudinal axis mounted on the main body,
- wherein the shaft comprises a lower shaft and an upper shaft, and
- wherein the lower shaft is detachably attached to the upper shaft;
- and
- an adsorption nozzle which adsorbs electronic parts mounted on a lower end of the shaft,
- wherein an air passage connected to the adsorption nozzle is provided in the lower shaft.
A method of assembling an adsorption head for a surface mounting device, the method comprising:
- providing a lower shaft and an upper shaft;
- attaching the lower shaft to the upper shaft to form a shaft;
- mounting the shaft on a main body of the adsorption head;
- and
- mounting an adsorption nozzle on a lower end of the shaft.
A method of performing a maintenance on an adsorption head for a surface mounting device, the method comprising:
- providing a shaft comprising a lower shaft and an upper shaft,
- wherein the shaft is mounted on a main body of the adsorption head and an adsorption nozzle is provided inside the lower shaft;
- removing the lower shaft from the upper shaft thereby removing the lower shaft from the main body;
- and
- replacing the lower shaft or cleaning an air passage connected to the adsorption nozzle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.