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NXT M 3 III Placement

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The Fuji NXT M3 III is a modular, multi-functional placement machine. The Fuji NXT M3 III supports a maximum PCB size of 250 x 510 mm. The Fuji NXT M3 III achieves a placement speed of up to 26,000 cph with the V12 head.^[1]

NXT M 3 III Placement — Inventory photo — Fig. 01NXT M 3 III PlacementInventory photo^[2]

What it is

The Fuji NXT M 3 III Placement is a placement machine used for surface-mount assembly.^[2]^[1]

The Fuji NXT M 3 III Placement is part of Fuji's NXT M 3 III placement machine family designation.^[2]^[3]

Applications

The Fuji NXT M 3 III Placement is suited to high-mix board assembly work that uses tape, stick, and tray component supply in automated electronics manufacturing.^[1]

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Performance2

Placement accuracy (V12 head, fiducial mark based): +/-0.038 mm (3σ) cpk≥1.00^[1]
Placement accuracy (H24G head, standard mode): +/-0.025 mm (3sigma) cpk≥1.00^[1]

Dimensions & facilities4

Dimension: 1295 x 1900 x 1476 mm^[1]
Machine dimensions (LxWxH): 1295 x 1900 x 1476 mm^[1]
Supported component size (V12 head): 0402 (01005") to 7.5 x 7.5 mm, height up to 3.0 mm^[1]
Module width: 320 mm^[1]

Configuration & options16

Make: Fuji^[3]
Model: NXT M 3 III^[3]
Last Confirm Date: December 18, 2023^[2]
Asset #: 75676^[2]
Last Confirm Date: December 15, 2023^[3]
Asset #: 75627^[3]
Product name: FUJI NXT M3 III Pick and Place Machine^[1]
Max PCB: 250 x 510mm^[1]
Feeder input: 20 types^[1]
Speed: V12: 26,000 cph^[1]
Maximum PCB size (LxW): 250 x 510 mm (double conveyor)^[1]
Feeder input: 20 types (using 8 mm tape)^[1]
Placement speed (V12 head): 26,000 cph^[1]
Applicable PCB size (minimum): 48 x 48 mm^[1]
PCB loading time (double conveyor): 0 sec (continuous operation)^[1]
Placement speed (H24G head, standard mode): 35,000 cph^[1]

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Frequently asked questions

What part supply formats are supported?

The machine supports tape, stick, and tray supply formats.^[1]

What feeder widths are supported?

The parts supply system supports 4, 8, 12, 16, 24, 32, 44, 56, 72, 88, and 104 mm wide tape.^[1]

What tray sizes are supported?

The supported tray sizes are 135.9 x 322.6 mm, 276 x 330 mm, and 143 x 330 mm.^[1]

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