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When a reflowed device is lifted, the vacuum cup decides whether the package comes off the board cleanly. The HCTA-VC11-5 has an 11 mm diameter and takes larger QFP and BGA packages securely. The pack of 5 covers normal wear at the rework bench.

Vacuum cup 11 mm for HCT-1000 pack of 5 - Oki HCTA-VC11-5

OKI Original product
Net price (excl. VAT)
€20.87
Item WL30990
Manufacturer no. HCTA-VC11-5
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Product data
Manufacturer no.HCTA-VC11-5
ConditionNew
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WL30990

Once the joints are molten the device has to be lifted straight up, otherwise solder smears across the pads. The HCTA-VC11-5 vacuum cup with 11 mm diameter fits the vacuum pick of the Oki HCT-1000 and picks up large packages flat.

Benefits

  • 11 mm cup diameter for large QFP, PLCC and BGA packages
  • Flat lift without lateral offset protects pads and solder mask
  • Elastic lip compensates minor unevenness of the package surface
  • Wear part that is changed without tools
  • Pack of 5 as a stock item for the repair bench

Technical data

Item numberWL30990
ModelHCTA-VC11-5
ManufacturerOKI
Manufacturer item numberHCTA-VC11-5
Diameter D11 mm
Pack unit5 pcs
Weight0.1 kg

Applications

Picking and placing SMD devices in rework, removal of large packages, populating repair assemblies and prototypes.

Compatibility and scope of delivery

Intended for the Oki HCT-1000 rework system. Scope of delivery: 5 vacuum cups of 11 mm diameter.

More Information
Manufacturer Nr. HCTA-VC11-5
Manufacturer Oki
Weight 0.100000
GPSR manufacturer information OK International Ltd Eagle Close, Chandlers Ford GB-SO53 4NF Hampshire www.metcal.com
Article authenticity Original product
Condition of article New
Position sensing No