Cleaning the substrate (PCB) with an ESD brush to stabilize the quality of cream solder printing and reduce printing defects.
The brush material is for static electricity removal (ESD), so it cleans and discharges the circuit board. It can be set on the transport rail of the printing machine, eliminating the need to move the equipment (inline type). It is cheaper compared to other companies' products. Compatible with printing machines from various manufacturers: models with circuit board transport rails and intermediate conveyors. *For more details, please refer to the catalog or feel free to contact us.*
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basic information
Standard size: For M size substrates (also available for L size substrates). The rotating brush spins at the timing when the substrate is transported, scraping off dust, dirt, and particles from the substrate, which are then sucked away by a dust collector. Compatible with production lines (determining the rotation direction of the brush) Direction of substrate flow: from right to left, or from left to right Fixing of the transport rail: front-fixing type or rear-fixing type
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Using a static electricity rotating brush, we scrape off the dust on the substrate and suck it up with a dust collector.
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Substrate cleaning fixture 1 set: Fixture main body, filter unit, dust collector, power unit.
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Our company handles gravure printing, offset printing, assembly, electronic mechanical components, and paper film processing parts, among others. We position face-to-face sales as the core of our business activities, listening to the genuine voices of our customers, thinking from their perspective, and aiming for the best professional problem-solving. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests.
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