By: Kalpana Naagaraj Managing Director

Quick look at the Manufacturing Sector

To optimize is to make as perfect, as effective, or as functional as possible. What is Optimisation

Why do we need to optimise our processes?  To meet our customer requirements in a better way  Better Time management  To avoid bottlenecks  Minimum unproductive time per machine  Costs  Better yields  Quality & Traceability  To increase our Profits

Optimising the SMT line

Material Management

Production Cycle

Stencil Printing

Common feeder setup for several production data Multi-Job Setting  With Multiple Machines Optimising the Programme

SMEMA Machines from 2-3 different Manufacturers

 Production process ＣＭ４０２ （ 2006 ） CM CM CM CM Aoi DT401CM Head Configuration , Area: 37.9 sq m 10, Area: 31.8 sq m 1180 CM CM CM CM Aoi DT401 DT ＣＭ６０２ （ 2007 ） Head Configuration 2330 Area: 17.5 sq m 12 Bond Aoi DT 2 Aoi BGA Area Inspection Others Part Inspection ＮＰＭ （ 2011 ～） 1180 Head Configuration Bon d AOI Bon d ◆ Area Productivity ： 2 time higher ◆ Flexible head location （ PnP) & Easy removable tray ◆ Inspection/Dispensing Head combination ◆ Enriched software system for machine ◆ Easy and Quick Calibration/Teaching Floor area optimisation

Pick & Place Machine Feeders Nozzles

Reflow Soldering

Focus on

Employees are assets, taking good care of them & you can have a team to take your optimisation goals forward.

Traceability

Maintenance

Delivery

CM/OEM Relationship

Conclusion

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