Product Number:Pick Place Lens Feeder DPS-2
Product Usage:Lens feeders are used to automatically sort and orient small parts for subsequent assembly or processing.
Applicable Industries:Vibratory bowl feeders are widely used in electronics, electrical appliances, machinery, medicine, food, automobile and other industries for feeding and assembling parts on automated production lines.
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SMT Lens Feeder Compatible with Hanwha, Yamaha, JUKI, Samsung, Hitachi, Fuji Pick and Place Machines
The JHIMS Lens Vibratory Feeder enhances SMT production with its multi-channel, high-precision design. Launched in 2013, this vibratory feeder reduces costs while supporting various lenses for automated placement. It integrates seamlessly with top pick and place machines from Hanwha, Samsung, Yamaha, JUKI, and others. Trusted by brands like Hisense, TCL, and Mason, it’s a global solution exported to Vietnam, India, Mexico, and more.
JHIMS SMT lens feeders outperform non-professional alternatives by preventing lens jamming, scratches, and slow conveyance. Our precision engineering and rigorous testing make it ideal for automation in SMT production lines worldwide.
"The JHIMS Lens Feeder has boosted our production efficiency. It’s reliable and integrates perfectly." - Mason Electronics
"Throughput increased by 30% with JHIMS vibratory feeders. Highly recommended!" - TCL Manufacturing
Feature | JHIMS Feeder | Generic Feeder |
---|---|---|
Channels | 1–10 | 1–2 |
Speed | 0.5–1 sec/lens | 1–2 sec/lens |
Compatibility | Hanwha, JUKI, Samsung, etc. | Limited |
Warranty | 1 year | 6 months |
Learn more: Lens Feeder Operation Guide
It works with Hanwha, Yamaha, JUKI, Samsung, Hitachi, and Fuji pick and place machines.
It transfers lenses at 0.5–1 second per lens per channel.
Yes, we provide 500–800 lens samples for testing.
Yes, it supports lenses within a ±1mm range based on shape and pin size.
Delivery takes 15–20 days after deposit.
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