Curing device
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Shinkawa
InventorMitsuo Arai
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Abstract
A curing device, which hardens on heater blocks a paste used for die-bonding the chips to lead frames, including frame supporting wires, wire slacking preventing collars and frame conveying wires. The frame supporting wires are installed above the heater blocks and parallel to the feeding direction of the lead frames, and the wire slacking preventing collars are mounted on the frame supporting wires so that a constant space is retained between the frame supporting wires and the heater blocks. The lead frames are fed and placed on the frame supporting wires when the frame conveying wires, which are movable vertically, is moved down, so that the pastes is heated by the heater blocks.
Claims6
A curing device, in which chips which have been die-bonded to lead frames by a paste are heated while being fed over a heater block by a tact-feeding conveyor so as to harden said paste, comprising:
- frame supporting wires installed above said heater block in a direction in which said lead frames are fed, and wire supporting collars mounted to said frame supporting wires to retain a constant distance between said frame supporting wires and said heater blocks.
A curing device, in which a paste with which chips have been die bonded to lead frames is heated while said lead frames are fed above a heater block, comprising:
- a lead frame conveyor for feeding said lead frames above said heater block, said lead frame conveyor being movable in a vertical direction;
- frame supporting wires installed above said heater block and parallel to said lead frame conveyor, said lead frames being placed on said frame supporting wires upon a downward movement of said lead frame conveyor and back on said lead frame conveyor upon an upward movement of said conveyor;
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- wire supporting collars spacedly mounted to said frame supporting wires so as to retain a space between said frame supporting wires and said heater block.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.