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The MPM Accela printer from Speedline is a high-throughput stencil printer for PCB manufacturing. The Accela processes the largest, thinnest or most complex boards with speed, accuracy and ease. The Accela delivers 12.5 micron accuracy at 6 sigma for alignment and 25 microns at 6 sigma for printing performance.[1][2]
The MPM Accela uses a closed-loop squeegee head, adjustable stencil shelf, transport rails, and a vision system for alignment and inspection. The MPM Accela also uses parallel processing, CANopen controls, and integrated inspection functions for paste coverage, bridge detection, and stencil underside checking.[1][2]
The MPM Accela is used for SMT solder paste printing on printed circuit boards. The MPM Accela is intended for high-technology circuit board production.[1][2]
The MPM Accela is specified for boards and substrates with challenging geometries and sizes. The MPM Accela supports paste inspection, bridge detection, stencil underside contamination checking, and traceability functions.[1][2]
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The MPM Accela is a stencil printer for SMT solder paste deposition.[1][2]
The MPM Accela handles boards up to 558 mm by 508 mm and down to 50.8 mm by 50.8 mm.[1][2]
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Last updated Oct 7, 2026.