Datasheet

 Vacuum Pad Selection Procedures
 Points for Selecting Vacuum Pads
A. Theoretical Lifting Force
B. Shear Force and Moment Applied to Vacuum Pad
 Lifting Force and Vacuum Pad Diameter
1. Theoretical Lifting Force
 Vacuum Pad Type
 Vacuum Pad Material
 Rubber Material and Properties
 Colour and Identification
 Buffer Attachment
 Pad Selection by Work Type
 Vacuum Pad Durability
 Calculating Vacuum Ejector and Switching Valve Size with the Formula
 Leakage volume from Conductance of Work
 Leakage volume from Adsorption Test
 Relationship between Vacuum Pressure and Response Time after Supply Valve (Switching Valve) is Operated
 Calculating Adsorption Response Time with the Formula
 Adsorption Response Time from the Selection Graph
 Safety Measures
 Precautions on Vacuum Equipment Selection
 Vacuum Ejector or Pump and Number of Vacuum Pads
 Vacuum Ejector Selection and Handling Precautions
 Supply Pressure of Vacuum Ejector
 Timing for Vacuum Generation and Suction Verification
A. Timing for Vacuum Generation
B. Suction Verification
C. Set Pressure for Vacuum Pressure Switch
 Dust Handling of Vacuum Equipment
 Transfer of Semiconductor Chips
 Selection Graph
 Glossary of Terms
 Countermeasures for Vacuum Adsorption System Problems (Troubleshooting)
 Non-conformance Examples
 Time of Replacement of Vacuum Pad
Features of Vacuum Adsorption
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Selection of Vacuum Ejector and Vacuum Switching Valve
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Front matter 17
Leakage Volume during Work Adsorption
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Front matter 17
Adsorption Response Time
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Front matter 18
Precautions on Vacuum Equipment Selection and SMC’s Proposal
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Front matter 20
Vacuum Equipment Selection Example
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Front matter 24
Data
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Front matter 25
Vacuum Pad Selection
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Front matter 11
Vacuum Equipment
Model Selection
Front matter 10