K6000 - Multiple Blade Circular Blade PCB Depanelizer

K6000 - Multiple Blade Circular Blade PCB Depanelizer Description:

Fully automated singulation of up to 10 panels.

• Singulate Panels with up to 10 Scorelines.
• Process PCBs with Components up to 2.5" High.
• Integrated Input and Output Conveyors.
• Output Conveyor with Loaded Board Detector.
• Quick Change Blade Holder Cartridge.
• SMEMA Interface.
• Micrologix Controller.

The K6000 in line depanelizer has been developed to singulate up to 10 panels in one pass. With a Micrologix controller and SMEMA interface the machine automatically accepts PCB panels from your assembly line output conveyor or automatic board feeder. Singulated panels output to an ESD-safe flat belt conveyor for manual removal.

PCB singulation blades are mounted in a quick change cartridge for fast setup from one panel type to the next. For sheets with a width of up to 10.6" ( 270 mm), up to 10 circular blades simultaneously separate the PCBs into individual panels.

To singulate the PCB panels, the sheet is fed from your in-line conveyor or automatic board feeder onto the input conveyor of the K6000.The Micrologix controller is programmed to run one board at a time. SMEMA interface indicates to your input system when the next panel can be accepted.

As soon as the rotating blades grip the board, it is drawn into the machine and the panels are separated by pressure on the remaining material in the scoreline. A conveyor belt transports the separated panels out of the machine. These can then be removed by hand or continue on down the assembly line via conveyor.

Built in vacuum extraction channels provide for attachment of a dust extraction unit of your choice. Dust extraction units are quoted separately.

Specifications:

• Size: HWD 54x81x28". 137x205x71 cm)
• Power : 110/240 Universal
• Weight: 400 lbs

K Series PCB Depanelizers

All of the K series depanelizers use the same principle of circular blade on circular blade or circular blade on linear blade operation to separate the panels by applying pressure along the remaining material of a scoreline. The blades for the K1000 to the K6000 are flat on one side, so boards with components up to the edge of the scoreline can be separated. The K7000  has extra thin blades for boards with very tight component spacing.