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  • CANARE TCD-451CA 3A1023

    CANARE TCD-451CA 3A1023

    • Manufacturer: CANARE

    CANARE TCD-451CA 3A1023 System was de-installed in working operational condition. All returns must comply with stated Return Policy. Please continue: PAYMENT OPTIONS: We accept Paypal, Company Check, Wire Transfe...

    $139 USD
    Santa Barbara, CA
  • PRECISION DIAMOND GANG ARBOR ASSEMBLY

    PRECISION DIAMOND GANG ARBOR ASSEMBLY

    • Manufacturer: MTI

    INCLUDES: MTI DGA2542-C SLICE-SCRIBE. System was de-installed in working operational condition. All returns must comply with stated Return Policy. Please continue: PAYMENT OPTIONS: We accept Paypal, Company Check...

    $550 USD
    Santa Barbara, CA
  • Manual Epoxy die bonder

    Manual Epoxy die bonder

      Features: 1. It can realize the function of automatic scribing of various patterns such as single-point dispensing, rectangle, rice character, etc. 2. Realize the soft contact of the suction nozzle, effectively s...

      Guangzhou, China

    Overview

    Bonders are specialized machines used to bond materials together, commonly employed in the semiconductor and electronics industries. They utilize various techniques like thermal, ultrasonic, or adhesive bonding to ensure precise and reliable connections between components, making them essential for manufacturing and assembly processes.

    FAQ

    What factors should I consider when purchasing a used bonder?

    Consider the machine's bonding technology, age, condition, and compatibility with your materials. Verify maintenance records and inspect for any signs of wear or damage.

    How can I ensure safe shipping for a bonder?

    Choose a reputable shipping company experienced in handling delicate machinery. Ensure the bonder is properly packed and secured to prevent damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance routine for a bonder?

    Regular maintenance includes cleaning bonding surfaces, checking for wear on critical components, and calibrating the machine. Follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule for optimal performance.