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VERSATRONIC Rosie, Blue and Violet Laboratory Equipment
- Listing No
- 1222913
- Year
- Manufacturer
- Model
- Condition
- Used
- Location
- Germany
- Price
- POA
- Description
- Preis: Contact us for price Marke: VERSATRONIC 3x VERSATRONIC RV1s P&P machines which are slow (1200cmp/h) but full fully functional and with a lot of feeders These machines were manufactured in a UK factory Versatronic Machine were named Violer Rosie and Blue. The last one is faster little better software for fiducial camera for components All machine are working and were used for prototype and low series like 50pcs electronic or 25pcs or 200pcs electronic All P&P machines have two cameras one for fiducial (up camera) and one (down camera) for components Machines can place without problem components down to 0402 and fine pitch component like QFN or VFQFPN48… Speed for firs two is 1200cmp/h the last one is around 1500cmp/h All machines have tool changer with 10 positions and one tool for camera auto calibration. Only 5 different tools were used but can be used up to 10 different tools On one machine you can put up to 80 different components and some trys There are a lot of feeders like 10x8mm (10 positions for 8mm tape) and 12mm and 16mm and vibratory There are spare parts for this machine like 5 phase motor drivers for all axes and camera and component gripping tools Machine software is very easy for programing. All documentation on USB key Find more here show contacts Contact us at show contacts
About this machine
VERSATRONIC Rosie, Blue and Violet Laboratory Equipment are pick-and-place machines designed for electronics assembly and component placement on printed circuit boards. These systems are used in prototype development and low-volume production runs, handling batches typically ranging from 25 to 200 pieces.
This lot comprises three VERSATRONIC RV1 units manufactured in the UK. All three machines are fully functional and have been actively used for prototype and small-series electronic assembly work. Two of the machines—Rosie and Violet—operate at a placement speed of 1200 components per hour, while Blue, the fastest of the three, achieves approximately 1500 components per hour.
Each machine is equipped with dual camera systems: an upward-facing fiducial camera for board registration and alignment, and a downward-facing component camera for placement verification. The fiducial camera software has been optimized across the fleet. All three units can reliably place components down to 0402 size and handle fine-pitch packages including QFN and VFQFPN48 configurations.
Every machine includes a tool changer with 10 available positions plus one dedicated tool for automatic camera calibration. Although only 5 different tools have been used across the machines, the full capacity of 10 tools per unit remains available. Component capacity reaches 80 different part types per machine, along with associated feeder strips for setup trials.
The machines are supplied with an extensive feeder inventory supporting multiple tape widths: 10mm (with 10 positions), 8mm, 12mm, and 16mm formats, plus vibratory feeders for bulk components. A collection of spare parts is included with the purchase, comprising 5-phase motor drivers for all axes, camera systems, and component gripping tools. Complete machine documentation and programming software are provided on USB key; the software is noted as straightforward for job programming.
All three machines are located in Germany and are ready for operation.
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