Accuracy, reliability, and efficiency in every component
Discover SPMAQ's solution for mounting electronic components on printed circuit boards, using the advanced Surface Technology (SMT) method. With an absolute focus on high precision, reliability and efficiency, our SMT system guarantees quality results at every step of the process.
Panel removal systems are designed to separate individual images of a panel in a high speed, low voltage process. These units are efficient in terms of installation area and costs and incorporate cutting-edge technology to optimize the process.
This equipment has been designed to ensure maximum standardization of modules, software and operating mode, responding to the industry's highest quality and reliability requirements. This technology covers all the modules necessary for the efficient handling of plates in electronic manufacturing lines.
We provide laser and labeling cells for direct marking on sets of plates or products, with the possibility of engraving traditional barcodes, 2D data matrix codes, and even images. Additionally, we offer the option of carrying out an additional verification check to ensure the accuracy of the marking.
We have standardized solutions for reading 1D and 2D codes on PCBs.
Thanks to our wide range of automatically changing clamps and process control features, such as pin height and concentricity verification, we can offer flexible and high-quality placement of irregularly shaped products, such as relays, fuse holders, transistors or electrolytic capacitors, on printed circuit boards.
We provide innovative, effective, and versatile solutions for a wide range of press-fit applications.
To enrich your line of equipment, we have a production cell specialized in selective wire welding. This solution has been designed to meet the needs of demanding welding processes in PCBs, hybrid ceramics, flexible film materials, and a wide variety of substrates.
We offer a comprehensive range of feeders, both standard and customized, that encompass most of the unusually shaped components available on the market and are designed to complement the flexibility of our placement system.
Laser plastic welding (LPW) uses the principle of laser energy to fuse materials, in which laser energy passes through a transparent upper layer and reaches an absorbing lower layer. The action of the heat generated by the laser melts the materials, resulting in a high-quality solder joint after cooling.
For high-production assembly lines that require a continuous flow of materials with great flexibility, pallet handling systems are the ideal solution, as they provide an efficient way to move and manipulate materials along the line, ensuring a continuous production flow
To optimize the automated production flow, we offer extremely fast, force-controlled pin insertion processes for needle and flat pins. In addition, we provide automatic coil feeding with no change time, maximizing productivity.
Test handling systems were developed to simplify the automated PCB testing process, both on the production line and in independent operations. These handling systems were designed to take up less space and be economically efficient, offering a significant return on investment.
Our approach includes the integration of bolting heads from various suppliers into standard machines, allowing us to offer automatic or semi-automatic bolting processes, adaptable to different types of screws, such as those with a shear head.
We integrate Dispensing Heads from various suppliers into standard machines. This integration allows the execution of fully automatic 2D or 3D Dispensing processes, encompassing a variety of components, including those of 1K and 2K.
Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet, Consectetur Adipiscing Elit, Sed Do Eiusmod Tempor Incididunt ut Labore et Dolore magna Aliqua. You didn't even come from Minim.
Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet, Consectetur Adipiscing Elit, Sed Do Eiusmod Tempor Incididunt ut Labore et Dolore magna Aliqua. You didn't even come from Minim.
Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet, Consectetur Adipiscing Elit, Sed Do Eiusmod Tempor Incididunt ut Labore et Dolore magna Aliqua. You didn't even come from Minim.